Baltimore Node

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Baltimore Node
BaltimoreNodeLogo.png
Status suspected inactive
Country United States of America
State or District Maryland
City Baltimore
Date of founding 2009/07/16
Last Updated 2022-08-01
Website http://www.baltimorenode.org/
Wiki http://wiki.baltimorenode.org
IRC irc://irc.freenode.net/baltimorenode
E-mail please use the discussion list: baltimore-node-discussion@googlegroups.com. For admin reasons send email to: root@baltimorenode.orgURIs of the form "please use the discussion list: baltimore-node-discussion@googlegroups.com. For admin reasons send email to: root@baltimorenode.org" are not allowed.
Mailinglist http://groups.google.com/group/baltimore-node-discussion
Snail mail

2106 N Lovegrove St
21218 Baltimore
United States of America

Number of members ~35"~" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 35.
Membership fee 50 USD monthly, "starving hacker" rates negotiable.

Doors opened in August 2009.

Size of rooms 2600ft²
Members
Location 39° 18' 24.30" N, 76° 36' 38.14" W


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The Baltimore Node

BaltimoreNodePano.jpg The Baltimore Node is a member-run space where people can hack, craft, and make interesting things in a supportive, collaborative environment. The Node follows in the Hackerspace model flourishing in cities around the world: New York, Chicago, San Francisco, Berlin, Sydney, and many more. Members receive 24/7 access to the space, which is stocked with shared and donated tools and equipment. In addition to the informal exchange of wisdom and experience that comes from simply working in a shared space, the Node sponsors regular workshops and events on a broad range of topics.

At the beginning of August 2009, the Node moved into an 800 sq ft space inside the Load of Fun building at 120 W North Avenue. In December of 2010, the Node moved on up to a 1300 sq ft space on the third floor of the LOF building. In March 2013, the Node has ventured to a 2300 sq ft space on Oliver Street. In 2015 we moved to what is likely to be our home for a very long time, at 2106 N Lovegrove Street, our newest and biggest location. Part of Baltimore’s Station North Arts District, the Node is centrally located and accessible by light rail, bus, or bike. If you’re driving to the Node, you’ll find it right in the alley between Charles and St Paul St at 21st street. Lots of free on-street parking is available around the adjacent blocks.

The Node pays the bills through membership dues, donations, and revenue from community workshops. You can show your support for the Node by making a donation at baltimorenode.org. If you have tools, supplies, or some interesting object you’d like to donate, get in touch on our discussion list or send an email directly to root [at] baltimorenode [dot] org. We are incorporated in Maryland as a 501(c)3 non-profit. Membership dues are $50 a month and reduced rates can be arranged based on need.