The Teton Repair Café is a free, community-based pilot where skilled volunteers work alongside participants to diagnose and repair household items such as clothing, furniture, and small appliances. Using the Repair Café International framework, the project reduces landfill waste by extending product lifespans while building practical repair skills, fostering a repair-when-possible mindset, and strengthening community connection through hands-on learning.

Possible Repair Stations:
Each station will be managed by skilled volunteers to help attendees in diagnosing and repairing broken household items.

Not all of the following repair stations may be available. Check our website for confirmed stations a week before the event.

Clothing & Textile Repair – sewing, hems, buttons, zippers, patches
Knife & Tool Sharpening – kitchen knives, hand tools, garden tools
Small Appliance Repair – blenders, vacuums, lamps, fans (electric, non-gas)
Computer Diagnostics & Light Repair – laptops, desktops, software issues
Bike Repair (seasonal) – Light tune-ups: flats, brakes, shifting adjustments
Outdoor Gear Repair – ski gear, tents, backpacks, zippers, seam sealing
Ski Waxing - Alpine and Nordic ski waxing (seasonal)
Furniture Repair – tightening joints, minor fixes, hardware replacement
Lamp & Lighting Repair – rewiring cords, switches, sockets
Jewelry & Eyewear Repair – clasps, links, screws, nose pads
Auto Troubleshooting (advice & consultation)
Canning & Gardening (advice & consultation)
Remodeling & Design (advice & consultation)
Sustainable Living (advice & consultation)