Accessibility in 3D Printing Demonstration

As part of its 2025 membership campaign workshops and programs, the Massillon Museum will host an accessibility in 3D printing demonstration. The program will be held in the Massillon Museum’s new education space-The MAC (MassMu Art Center), which includes a 3D printer.

The presentation is free and open to MassMu members. The 2025 membership drive is now in progress, but new members are welcome at any time during the year. More membership information is available by calling MassMu Operations Officer Scot Phillips, who manages membership, at 330-833-4061 x110 or by visiting MassMu.org/Membership.

The program will be led by internationally recognized accessibility consultant Tom Babinszki, founder of Even Grounds. Babinszki, who has worked globally to advance accessibility in technology and design, will provide participants with practical insights into making 3D printing more inclusive.

Massillon Museum is a recipient of ArtsBuild funding from ArtsinStark. This grant is made possible by the support of the Stark County community through ArtsinStark's annual Campaign for the Arts. The Massillon Museum also appreciates operating support from the Ohio Arts Council and the citizens of Massillon, as well as marketing support from Visit Canton. This virtual event is funded in part by the National Endowment for the Arts.