Do Space is a free technology library operated by Omaha Public Library where people of all ages can explore, create, and learn with technology. Its youth programs cover coding and digital literacy for members from preschool through age 18, including the beginner 'Hello Code' series and 'Make.Hack.Build.' for makers ages 12–18.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Do Space directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Stephanie TeodosioI love do space. My kids love it more. This is a library where your kids can get a hold of electronic gadgets and robots that can help them learn more, and know things about coding too. If you're homeschooling, this is a great resource or addendum to your coding curriculum, and you don't have to buy the gadgets, all you need to do is bring them here. Though, I'm not sure if you could like borrow it to take home, I haven't tried, we just use the robots and stuff in the library. My 7 yr old loves the 3d printing. He has printed a lot of things from there.
★Ally DohseApparently they closed for a long duration on Christmas Eve but still allowed appointments to be booked on their website. I got a reminder email last night and had an appt this morning and all their equipment was taken out and no one was around. I also just got a reminder email for my appt tomorrow. Waste of a 30 minute drive.
★★★★★AyindeDo Space is an all around fun environment that welcomes people of all ages to enjoy reading, working, and not to mention PLAYiNg! 😀 I'm enjoy the space and do just about everything I need to and they are open all day! Come give it a try!
★★★★kellyjoWhat a great experience! The hands on opportunity to participate with the Onaha Street Percussion group was so fun! I will there had been more room for everyone that came.
★★★★★Dorina MahlerDo Space is a great organization helping our community learn valuable computer skills and offering many children STEAM activities.