Sketch an idea
Kids start on paper with something they want to make, such as a name tag or a small fix for an everyday problem.
3D design and printing
for curious kids.
In a STEAM360 3D printing workshop, kids turn a sketch into a 3D design on screen, watch a 3D printer build it layer by layer, and take it home. Workshops run at the Richmond Hill Central Library, include all materials, and need no experience.
WHAT HAPPENS IN A WORKSHOP
Kids start on paper with something they want to make, such as a name tag or a small fix for an everyday problem.
In beginner-friendly design software, they shape the idea into a 3D model, learning shapes, measurement and how to fix a design.
They watch a 3D printer turn their file into an object, layer by layer, and take their print home.
UPCOMING
Each workshop is a single session with its own date, time and age group. Apply for the ones that suit your child.
There are no workshops open for applications right now. Please check back soon.
View previous workshopsQUESTIONS PARENTS ASK
No. We start from the beginning, and most kids are designing in 3D for the first time.
The object they designed and printed in the workshop, such as a personalized name tag.
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.
They are welcome to bring one. Most workshops have loaner devices to borrow, first come, first served (each workshop’s page says how many).
Applying takes a few minutes. You hear back by email. Interested in robots too? See our robotics workshops for kids.