Hands-on from the first minute
Every workshop is built around making something real, with plenty of help for first-timers and room to fix what does not work yet.
KIDS WORKSHOPS AT THE RICHMOND HILL CENTRAL LIBRARY
Hands-on STEM & STEAM workshops
for kids in Richmond Hill.
STEAM360 runs STEM and STEAM workshops for kids aged 7 to 14 in Richmond Hill, Ontario and across York Region: 3D printing, robotics, coding, circuitry and digital arts. Small groups, real tools, and something to take home. No experience needed.
FOR RICHMOND HILL FAMILIES
Close to home, and easy to join.
We welcome families from every part of Richmond Hill, including Oak Ridges, Jefferson, Mill Pond, Bayview Hill, Westbrook and the neighbourhoods around Yonge Street and Richmond Hill GO. Our first workshops run at the Richmond Hill Central Library at 1 Atkinson Street. Families from the rest of York Region are welcome too.
WHAT TO EXPECT
A first step into making.
From 3D printing to robotics
3D printing workshops are running now and robotics workshops are on the schedule, with circuitry and digital arts on the way. Each workshop says what kids will make and take home.
Great value for families
Each workshop shows one clear price, and we bring the equipment and materials. Every workshop is run in a small group with plenty of help for first-timers.
UPCOMING
Workshops open to Richmond Hill families.
Every workshop below is open to families from across York Region. Apply for the ones that suit your child's age.
Workshops for kids
2 workshops
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.
Sat, Nov 14, 2026 10:15 a.m. – 12:45 p.m. Central Branch (Richmond Hill Public Library) · Room A
THE CHALLENGEStudents will learn sketching on screen, working with colour and layers. They will also be tasked in creating their own original digital artwork
Ages 7–14FREE9 spots leftDigital 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.
Wed, Nov 18, 2026 4:15 p.m. – 5:45 p.m. Central Branch (Richmond Hill Public Library) · Room A
THE CHALLENGEStudents will learn sketching on screen, working with colour and layers. They will also be tasked in creating their own original digital artwork
Applications close on Sun, Nov 15, 2026 at 11:59 p.m.
Apply nowWHERE TO FIND US
Richmond Hill Central Library.
1 Atkinson St, Richmond Hill, ON L4C 0H5.
QUESTIONS
Things Richmond Hill parents ask.
Does my child need any experience?
No. Every workshop starts from the beginning, and most kids are trying this for the first time.
How old does my child need to be?
Workshops are for ages 7 to 14. Some welcome the whole age range together, and some come in two groups: first steps for ages 7 to 11 and a further-exploring pace for ages 10 to 14. Each workshop shows its ages.
What does it cost?
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.
How do I sign up?
A parent or guardian fills in the short application on this site. You get an email when it arrives and another when a place is confirmed.
Ready to try a workshop in Richmond Hill?
Applying takes a few minutes. A place is confirmed by email.