In this workshop, you'll design and 3D print your very own custom keychain. From initials and symbols to fun shapes, you'll learn the basics of digital design, so you can carry your creativity with you! Ages 10+, 120 minutes duration.

Turn your ideas into something tangible! In this Pixel Pages summer camp, youth will explore the exciting intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books on a topic they love. From brainstorming and designing digital layouts to transforming their creations into printed masterpieces, this camp combines creativity with tech skills. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM.

Additional offering of the Pixel Pages summer camp at Belmont Campus. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday from June 8-11, 2026. Same content as Urban Campus offering - youth will explore the intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books.

Step into the future of creativity with a hands-on exploration of how artificial intelligence is transforming game design. In this immersive one-week camp, students will collaborate in design teams to create their own AI-enhanced or AI-themed games, learning to guide "vibe-coding" tools that turn imagination into interactive experiences. Using low-code 2D and 3D platforms, participants will explore the ethics and artistry of AI while prototyping original digital worlds. The week concludes with a showcase of student creations and reflections on what it means to design in an AI-driven world--perfect for anyone curious about the intersection of technology, storytelling, and innovation. No coding experience required, just bring your curiosity and a love for games.

Step into the future of creativity with a hands-on exploration of how artificial intelligence is transforming game design. In this immersive one-week camp, students will collaborate in design teams to create their own AI-enhanced or AI-themed games, learning to guide "vibe-coding" tools that turn imagination into interactive experiences. Using low-code 2D and 3D platforms, participants will explore the ethics and artistry of AI while prototyping original digital worlds. The week concludes with a showcase of student creations and reflections on what it means to design in an AI-driven world--perfect for anyone curious about the intersection of technology, storytelling, and innovation. No coding experience required, just bring your curiosity and a love for games.

Two-week intensive program Monday-Friday, 9 AM-4 PM. Students learn creative problem solving, human-centered design, UX prototyping, and portfolio development using tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite. Open to ages 15+ (current 9th-graduating 12th graders), US residents and international students. Orientation July 2 @ 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class.

Turn your ideas into something tangible! In this Pixel Pages summer camp, youth will explore the exciting intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books on a topic they love. From brainstorming and designing digital layouts to transforming their creations into printed masterpieces, this camp combines creativity with tech skills. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday.

Turn your ideas into something tangible! In this Pixel Pages summer camp, youth will explore the exciting intersection of technology and publishing by creating their own byte-sized books on a topic they love. From brainstorming and designing digital layouts to transforming their creations into printed masterpieces, this camp combines creativity with tech skills. 4 sessions running Monday through Thursday from 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM. Room: Classroom W215 - IT Prog Computer Lab. Parents should register using child's name and date of birth. Waiver required before first class.

Two-week intensive program Monday-Friday, 9 AM-4 PM. Students learn creative problem solving, human-centered design, UX prototyping, and portfolio development using tools like Figma and Adobe Creative Suite. Open to ages 15+ (current 9th-graduating 12th graders), US residents and international students. Orientation July 17 @ 4pm EST via Zoom. Prerequisites: Algebra 2 or comparable logic class.