POSTPONED! Fixer-Upper Supper Club at East Warren Tool Library!
5:00pm on Mar 26 2020
East Warren Tool Library, 16006 E Warren
As the COVID-19 situation continues to develop, and in the interest of community safety, we are postponing our upcoming programming. This event will be postponed. We will be contacting those who have already registered with options.
Join us for our first Fixer-Upper Supper Club of the year, at the East Warren Tool Library in Morningside! These casual potluck-style events give you the chance to mix and mingle with your fellow home rehabbers (or the rehab curious), share some food, cheer, and knowledge, and tour a fixer-upper or local organization!
On Thursday, May 26, from 5pm - 9pm, get a tour of the East Warren Tool Library, find out how the library works, how to become a member, and more!
This is a potluck gathering! We'll provide a main dish from the Eastside's own Detroit Pepper Company to get the party started, but it's a potluck, so feel free to bring a dish to pass and any beverages you prefer to consume! You're welcome to come and go as you please, but note that we will have a short program around 5:30pm.
Doors 5pm
Registration is free for members of the tool library, $5 for Detroit residents who are not members, and $10 for Metro Detroit Residents.
Tool Library members: contact Josh to ask for the Tool Library Member promo code & apply the promo code at checkout to the "Detroit Resident & Tool Library Member" tickets to access your free ticket!
About East Warren Tool Library:
"A book library but for tools!": E. Warren Tool Library (EWTL) is in the heart of Detroit's Morningside Neighborhood (D4). EWTL is designed to allow community members and organizations a chance to access tools at a low cost. We have staff and volunteers who will help you find the right tool and give you training to ensure proper usage. For more information regarding the workshops or if you have any questions regarding the tool library in general please email us at [email protected]
This event is sponsored in part by Quicken Loans Community Fund and the Knight Foundation.