Free Library Makerspaces in Maryland (5 Locations)
Maryland has 5 free, no-membership makerspaces at public libraries across 5 cities. 4 of them have 3D printers, and you'll also find vinyl cutters (4) and sublimation printers (2). 3 of the 5 list their fees, and most charge only for consumables like 3D-printer filament. Before you visit: 2 require a short orientation or training before you use the machines. Last verified May 14, 2026.
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Equipment available in Maryland
Every equipment type reported by Maryland library makerspaces, with how many locations have it. Click one to see those locations on the map.
Every free library makerspace in Maryland
Grouped by city. Each entry links to the library's own makerspace page, so you can check current hours and reserve equipment before you go. Spot something wrong? Send a correction.
Crisfield (1)
100 Collins Street, Crisfield, MD 21817 · (410) 968-0955
Equipment: 3D printer, Vinyl cutter, Sublimation
Fees: $1.00/hour + $0.10/gram (filament) or $0.20/ml (resin) for 3D printing; $2.50 per sheet for vacuum forming; variable cost for Cricut based on materials
Denton (1)
100 Market St., Denton, MD 21629 · (410) 479-1343
Equipment: 3D printer, Vinyl cutter
Fees: Staff approval required; subject to cost and availability
Training required
Prince Frederick (1)
Calvert Library Prince Frederick
850 Costley Way, Prince Frederick, MD 20678 · (410) 535-0291
Training required
Princess Anne (1)
11767 Beechwood St., Princess Anne, MD 21853 · (410) 651-0852
Equipment: 3D printer, Vinyl cutter, Sublimation
Fees: $1.00/hour + $0.10/gram (filament) or $0.20/ml (resin) for 3D printing; $2.50 per sheet for vacuum forming; variable cost for Cricut based on materials
Stevensville (1)
200 Library Circle, Stevensville, MD 21666 · (410) 643-8161
Equipment: 3D printer, Laser cutter, Vinyl cutter, Sewing
Cities with library makerspaces in Maryland: Crisfield, Denton, Prince Frederick, Princess Anne, Stevensville. This directory comes from the same open dataset as our free makerspaces map, built from the federal IMLS Public Library Survey and verified against each library's own website. See the map page for the full methodology and FAQ.