Ages 7–14APPLICATIONS CLOSEDDigital arts workshop for kids, ages 7–14Beginner
Kids learn the basics of digital art: sketching on screen, working with colour and layers, and finishing an artwork of their own. No experience needed.
Small makers.
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Design it. Build it. Code it. 3D printing, robotics, coding, circuitry and digital arts for kids in Richmond Hill and across the Greater Toronto Area. Real tools, small groups and all materials included.
Ages 7–14APPLICATIONS CLOSEDKids learn the basics of digital art: sketching on screen, working with colour and layers, and finishing an artwork of their own. No experience needed.
Ages 7–14FREE9 spots leftKids learn the basics of digital art: sketching on screen, working with colour and layers, and finishing an artwork of their own. No experience needed.
Applications close on Sun, Nov 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Apply nowWHAT KIDS MAKE
Kids turn a sketch into a 3D design on screen, watch a 3D printer make it layer by layer, and take it home. 3D printing workshops for kids
Kids build a robot and give it its first instructions with easy, visual block code, then test it on a challenge. Robotics workshops for kids
Circuitry and digital arts workshops are on the way. New workshops for kids are announced on this page first.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
No. Every workshop starts from the beginning, and most kids are trying this for the first time.
Kids aged 7 to 14. Each workshop shows its age group, and the application only offers the workshops that fit your child’s age.
Each workshop shows its price before you apply, and the price includes all materials and the use of our equipment. Joining a waitlist costs nothing. Our terms explain cancellations and refunds.
Current workshops run at the Richmond Hill Central Library, 1 Atkinson St. Families from Markham, Vaughan, Thornhill, Aurora, Newmarket and across York Region are welcome.
Each workshop is a single session with its own date and time, shown on the workshop. Any multi-week program will be listed here with its own dates.
They are welcome to bring one. Most workshops have loaner devices to borrow, first come, first served (each workshop’s page says how many), and the form asks whether your child needs one.
No experience needed. A parent or guardian can apply. Each workshop shows its date, time and place once they are set.