Inventor's Workshop

Every kid has that idea. The gadget, the fix, the "thing that should exist." Most of them stay sketches in a notebook.

Not here.

Introducing Inventors Workshop — the one hour a week where your child's ideas stop staying on paper and start becoming real, physical, in-their-hands objects.

This isn't a craft class. It's not a coding class. Your child walks in with an idea — any idea — and walks out having designed it, prototyped it, tested it, and held the finished version in their hands. Using the same tools professional makers and engineers use every day: 3D printers, vinyl cutters, and real prototyping materials.

Think about what that does for a kid. Not "I made a craft." "I invented something, and it works." That's a different kind of confidence — the kind that comes from solving a real problem, not following a set of instructions someone else wrote.

One hour. One idea. One finished invention.

Spots are limited because the tools are limited — we can only run so many machines at once. If your child has ideas bursting to get out, this is where they finally get built.