Four rotating tracks, two ways to join. Kids design, print, film, code, and build — at our flagship drop-in studio, or when we bring the program to your school or community site.
Whether you're a family looking for an ongoing studio, or a school or organization looking to host us for a season, there's a format that fits.
Our home base — an ongoing location kids can drop into for hands-on sessions across all four tracks, on a flexible schedule.
We bring a mobile kit to your school, community center, or organization for a set window — from one week up to two months.
Instead of centering the program on one 3D printer, kids rotate through four tracks — so every child is hands-on, every session, no matter the group size.
From Tinkercad basics to advanced print troubleshooting — kids design and print original objects.
AGES 6–18Scripting, AI image & video generation, editing, and beat-making — the real pipeline, turning ideas into short films and original music.
AGES 6–18Drag-and-drop site builders for beginners, basic coding for older teens — kids build things that live on the internet.
AGES 6–18Pedal-powered mechanical & electrical engineering — kids build a working blender bike from the ground up.
AGES 10–18Small groups cycle through all four tracks — whether at the flagship studio or during an on-site residency — so equipment never becomes a bottleneck and everyone stays hands-on.
Curriculum is age-tiered: simplified tools for ages 6–11, deeper technical skill-building for ages 12–18.
Every session ends with a Showcase Day — kids present a finished object, video, webpage, or the blender bike itself.
Every track ends the same way: explain what you made and why it matters. It's the same skill our founders use every day running a real creative business — scaled to fit the age group.
Younger kids describe what they built and who'd want it — building presentation confidence early.
Older teens price their work, explain the "why," and present it Shark-Tank style at Showcase Day.
Ontario youth — especially Black youth — are underrepresented in the fields shaping the future. We're not waiting for a seat at the table. We're teaching kids to build the table.
Spots are limited for our first Ontario cohort. Fill out the work order — we'll follow up with dates, location, and pricing.