A recurring Monday gathering for building, learning, and connecting. Access shared tools and workspace to develop your ideas. Bring a project, refine a skill, or connect with others who share similar interests. Select dates include optional workshops.
MiMake Monday is open to:
You may:
Bring your project materials, parts, and reference files. If you require CAD, firmware tools, or documentation access, bring a laptop. For workshops, bring any required materials listed for that session.
Some equipment requires orientation before use. Please ask at check-in for guidance.
Ask questions and start a conversation. MiMake Monday is built on peer support, and many attendees are happy to share experience and suggestions. Guidance is informal and not a paid consulting service.
Photography or video recording may occur during the event. Please speak with the event host if you wish to opt out.
Venue: Erindale Community Hall
1620 Dundas St W
Access:
Entry is through the front door. Stairs are required to access the space and may limit accessibility.
The door will remain locked prior to the start time. Please arrive at or after the scheduled session time.
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Shows the next Mondays from today. Workshops are optional and may require RSVP.
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MiMake Monday is a weekly gathering hosted by the Mississauga Industrial Makerspace. It provides a consistent time and place for members and guests to build, learn, share progress, and connect with others interested in technology, fabrication, and applied innovation.
MiMake is a community-driven initiative working toward the establishment of a permanent industrial makerspace in Mississauga. The objective is to create a professionally equipped facility that supports advanced manufacturing, prototyping, trades, technical education, and small-scale production. The long-term vision is a dedicated space where hobbyists, entrepreneurs, students, skilled tradespeople, and industry professionals can access tools, develop skills, and collaborate on real-world projects.
MiMake Mondays serve as a foundational step toward that goal. These gatherings allow the community to grow, demonstrate demand, and build the organizational capacity required to secure a permanent location. Participation fees and workshop revenue help offset operating costs and contribute to future facility development. Equally important, MiMake Monday builds the network of members, supporters, and partners necessary to sustain a long-term makerspace.
