Put your creativity to the test at Inventorium, a dynamic, curiosity-driven space that encourages play, creation and collaboration.

Show off your ingenuity through engaging, interactive experiences for aspiring innovators of all ages.  Let your imagination soar in our evolving, hands-on learning space, and see where your curiosity takes you!

Tech Bar
Try out today’s tech. Make a simple circuit; see how AR and VR are used to teach science; and use a homemade Arduino microcontroller board to d...

Where: 401 Richmond St. W, Toronto, ON M5V 3A8
When: Saturdays from 10 am to 4 pm
Who: This program is designed for high school students in the GTA.
Cost: Free!

Day 1: EMPATHIZE [July 8]

Kick-off the program with a food crawl around Kensington Market (how’s that for team-building?) and a visit to our site, St. Andrew’s Playground!

Day 2: DEFINE + IDEATE [July 15]

Movie time! Watch Design + Thinking to see how designers identify users and their needs, then do the same with your team! ...

Summer means the return of our super-popular Science + Art Summer Camp! We’ll be hosting four awesome weeks of camps this July and can’t wait to share them with your kiddos.

Each week will be completely different from the next, jam-packed with unique hands-on experiments, plenty of collaborative art activities, and most importantly: endless amounts of fun. Action Potential Lab nurtures your child’s creativity and gives them the space and tools necessary to ask questions, get messy, and ch...

The V4 Lab includes a series of technical workshops covering arduino, basic electronics, 3D printing, programming and more. Together, participants will work in teams on a collaborative art project celebrating Canada’s 150th year anniversary that will be featured at the Ontario Science Centre!

The workshops will be paired with discussions on technologies, disruptive innovations, research and artists at Ryerson to help participants to dream of their future and contribution in Industry 4.0* and b...

Session 3: CITIZEN SCIENCE YOUTH CAMP

• solve a crime together using real forensic techniques
• you will learn how to sequence DNA

Learn the ins and outs of 3D printing, and watch your designs come to life!

Go go gadget blinking light!

Learn how to use an Arduino micro-controller, and how to code with the Arduino development software. This program is for those who know nothing about Arduino, micro-controllers and electronics. A laptop and Arduino kit is provided for use during this workshop.

Love romance games? Want to learn how to write one yourself? Or just want an excuse to write something steamy?

Alongside other writers navigating romance for the first time, get acquainted with the thirsty (or not) world of romance games.

Join Kaitlin Tremblay, Ben Gelinas, and Natalie Zina Walschots as they lead a two-part workshop and writer’s group!

Participants may attend the first workshop without attending the second (or vice versa).