Repair Economy Washington Events

FREE The Community Threads mending and sewing circle is a monthly event for anyone to work on their textile projects. There will be sewing machines, fabric, thread and community, as well as hot tea. This will not be a class… See More

At free community repair events, skilled volunteer "fixers" try to repair and mend your small household and personal items. To bring in an item to be looked at, at King County's free community repair events: First come, first… See More

Bring in any broken or item that you can comfortably carry. If we can, NW Free Repair will fix if for FREE! The Bellingham Makerspace is proud to host the NW Free Repair group on the 2nd and 3rd Sunday of each month! Who we are … See More

FREE The Community Threads mending and sewing circle is a monthly event for anyone to work on their textile projects. There will be sewing machines, fabric, thread and community, as well as hot tea. This will not be a class… See More

Every Tuesday and Saturday Bring your bicycle down for assistance with tune up, chain lube, and flat tire repair. We have tools and mechanics available to help! Donations gladly accepted. For more info:… See More

Bike repair and maintenance brought to you by Methow Valley Bike Shack @ The Cove A place for Valley cyclists – regardless of prior bike repair experience - to work on their adult or kids bikes with a knowledgeable bike mechanic.… See More

Every Tuesday and Wednesday, Ginger's Closet & Disaster Relief hosts a drop-in "learning lab," focused on repair of clothing and home textiles, developing new skills, and upcycling of damaged fabrics. Anyone can bring in a… See More

Bring your broken household items to SkillShare at the Central Library and work with skilled volunteers from NW Free Repairs to learn how to repair them. Volunteers have experience repairing common household items such as toys,… See More

Every Tuesday and Wednesday, Ginger's Closet & Disaster Relief hosts a drop-in "learning lab," focused on repair of clothing and home textiles, developing new skills, and upcycling of damaged fabrics. Anyone can bring in a… See More

Bring by your broken household items for a night of fixing and community building with the Shoreline Tool Library! It's time to start collecting all those items around the house that need to be fixed but you don't know how. We are… See More