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DoES Liverpool

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DoES Liverpool

DoES Liverpool, 1st Floor, The Tapestry, 68-76 Kempston Street, Liverpool, L3 8HL
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DoES Liverpool is a vibrant community makerspace, co-working hub and creative tech venue in the heart of Liverpool’s Fabric District. A home for artists, hackers, coders, inventors and the curious, it’s where soldering irons meet surreal cinema, and cardboard meets code.

From public workshops and art-meets-tech experiments to underground film screenings and live events, DoES is a space that thrives on collaboration and invention. It’s fully wheelchair accessible, community-run, and always open to new ideas.

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