TXRX Labs is a coworking space in Galveston. This place has 38 reviews and an average rating of 4.3 of 5. This is a very good rating.
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Great maker space with excellent facilities and staff! I really enjoyed my class and plan to take more. Highly recommend!
I've been a member here for about a year now, And I must say, this place is awesome. At first, I was a little unsure. I can see why some people might think the staff members are rude. They aren't on purpose, most are just really busy handling tasks for other members or for the organization. Once you spend some time in here, you'll realize just how helpful and knowledgeable the staff is. The tools are good. A lot of the bigger tools are a little bit older, and they have tons of broken tools donated to them that aren't even usable (not their fault), but over time I have seen how well they take care of what they have and trying to always improve. People forget this is a non-profit and not a business. This isn't a place that has all the money in the world to be a perfect organization. I'm not even sure how they financially got this far, but it shows in the work and effort they have put into this place. I've brought several of my friends here to show off whats possible to get things from their head to in their hands. If you like working with your hands, this place is for you.
Nice place for creative persons to build up their own ideas together.We meet Christopher Texler, a rockets designer and many interesting things.Hasse Space school brings students to design private vehicles.It’s a wonderful experience here.
Very rude staff. Wish there was another place like this in Houston that wasn’t so awful to members
After multiple visits to TXRX, and extremely helpful conversations with the senior staff, I am writing to endorse this organization. Some months ago, I was referred to TXRX by key individuals on the Station Houston team and several client members of that organization. While I initially experienced difficulty in scheduling a visit and conversation, the wait and effect were well worth my while.
On the day I was able to visit, even though the facility was receiving a large group of visitors from an area high school, I was personally met at the door by Mr. Ronnie Devries, TXRX Operations Manager, who proceeded to give me a detailed and extended tour of all the many and varied spaces and core areas, seeded across multiple buildings. Ronnie is affable, knowledgeable and welcoming, and his patter as we toured made this a most enjoyable experience. The facilities spaces, equipment an activities definitely speak to the dedicated "maker community" - both those who are on TXRX staff and the many, varied client members of the extensive organization.
With obvious pride and excitement Mr. Devries shared that this bustling campus was experiencing such phenomenal growth the organization is now in the process of identifying a much larger capacity physical complex, in order to address the growth, expansion of services and diversity of programming. So inspired was I by the community, facilities and team of workers and volunteers of this not-for-profit organization, I was moved to begin introducing others to TXRX, and look forward to availing myself of their services, in future.
A huge "thank you," to the TXRX family for being so welcoming and receptive to exploring the possibilities for collaboration, and to those who first commended this organization to me. Insofar as I am concerned (having only recently relocated to the Houston area), TXRX is exactly the kind of critical infrastructure needed in Houston...really, in any city of this size, in facilitating and inspiring its start-up and maker communities.
Respectfully submitted...
Jonas Moses (a fan)
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