Do Space, Technology library in Omaha, United States.

Do Space is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community technology center in Omaha, Nebraska, now on the second floor of the Omaha Central Library since April 2026. It holds Apple, Windows and Ubuntu computers with office, CAD and graphics programs, tablets and laptops, plus a 3D lab with printers, scanners and a laser cutter. Large-format printers and break-out rooms with touch-screen bulletin boards are also available.

This location opened in 2015 inside a former Borders bookstore after a major renovation project was completed. The conversion of a retail space into a community technology center reflects how public libraries adapted to changing needs.

The space brings together people of different ages to learn digital skills in designated areas for each group, mixing community education with hands-on technology access. You see families and individuals working side by side at workstations and joining shared learning activities.

Do Space sits on the second floor of the Omaha Central Library, which opened in April 2026; the earlier 72nd and Dodge building was demolished in 2023. Metro Area Transit buses 2, 8, 18, 92 and 98 serve the area. Use of computers, tablets and the 3D lab is free, but printing and 3D materials are charged as expendables.

Do Space was announced in 2014 as Omaha's first digital library, sited in a vacant former Borders bookstore at 72nd and Dodge Streets. Buying the empty building cost $4.1 million, and renovation and fitting out added $7 million. HDR, Inc. designed the building and Kiewit Corporation carried out the remodel.