The Works Museum is open Sunday, September 20, 2026 from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Hands-on engineering museum for kids ages 5-12 and their families. Children under 16 must be accompanied by a chaperone aged 18+.

Explore the art of the steal at this Social Science inspired by the science and tech used to pull off the biggest heists. Get ready to steal the crown jewels when you take part in activities including stealing the gold, creating Italian Job pasta art, escaping a laser maze, posing for mugshot, and a whole lot more! Make history and get the goods!

Thanks to the generosity of the Toyota Wellspring Education Fund, the Big Ideas Mobile Learning Lab will be visiting PHS Sophomores on September 21st and 22nd. Each Sophomore will gain exposure to careers in skilled trades through hands-on activities and virtual reality experiences. The event spans two days (September 21 and 22, 2026). More info at the Big Ideas website.

Click With Confidence listed on the Greensboro Library calendar at 11:00 AM local time on September 21, 2026. Title suggests a digital literacy or computer skills program. Specific branch not listed. A prior session also appears on September 7, 2026.

Data Center World Power 2026 conference runs from September 21–23, 2026, hosted at the Gaylord Texan. A multi-day conference focused on data center power and infrastructure in the IT industry.

Weekly, 75-minute hands-on STEAM classes (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) led by Explora educators for K-9th grade homeschool students. Sessions run September 21 through December 8, 2026. Each materials-rich session encourages students to question, investigate, experiment, and make discoveries while building skills in observation, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, communication, and innovation. Topics change each semester. Days/Class Times: Mondays 1:00-2:15pm, Tuesdays 10:30-11:45am and 1:00-2:15pm. Scholarship opportunities available.

Typing Club program at the Purcell branch of Pioneer Library System, part of the STEAM programming page.

Professional development session for Ten80 Teams in the Miami area. Runs from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm. Part of Ten80 Education's National STEM League support programming.

Half-day morning camp (1:00 PM - 4:00 PM per listing), duration 5 days starting September 21, 2026. Ages 5-12. Children create stop motion animation movies using LEGO® bricks. Work in teams to produce movies complete with dialogue and sound effects. Movies uploaded to a secure site for family and friends to view. Bring a nut-free snack and a water bottle.

A full day of building, experimenting, and making with an Engineering theme. Includes magnetic tile building, STEM projects/activities, and a snack/lunch break. Campers may be walked to the local park (16th and 8th) depending on weather. Campers must be in Kindergarten or above and at least 5 years old, and must be potty trained. Bring a packed lunch, snack, hat, and labeled water bottle. Spots are limited and grouped by grade.

Monthly seminar series featuring expert-led talks on the latest trends in semiconductor and tech innovation. Scheduled dates: September 21, 2026; October 19, 2026; November 16, 2026; December 14, 2026 — all from 11:45 am to 1:00 pm ET.

Free one hour, one-on-one assistance with your laptop, tablet or smartphone is available to patrons in the Library's Harrop Room. Registration is required by calling 610-933-3013 x132. This is a recurring weekly program that runs on Mondays through December 28, 2026.

ATA Technology & Maintenance Council Fall Meeting featuring national technician skills competitions. The event focuses on the convergence of technology and maintenance in the transportation industry. Runs from Sunday, September 20 through Thursday, September 24, 2026.

One-day event designed for K-20 educators, administrators, deans, and guidance counselors eager to integrate semiconductors and STEM career exploration into their curriculum. Event runs 8:30 am to 3:30 pm ET.

Lenovo's BLAST (Black Leaders Achieving Success in Technology) employee resource group hosted nearly 200 middle and high school students from the NC MSEN Pre-College Program for a day of tours, career conversations, and hands-on activities. Students came from Edgecombe County, Durham County, Halifax County, and Wake County Public Schools. Activities included touring Lenovo's Executive Briefing Center, learning about design thinking, educational boards, UX and accessibility, a STEAM rotation station, and hands-on work with microprocessors including connecting Arduino Pis to LED lights and laptops. The event was part of Lenovo's seventh Global Month of Service. Lenovo has donated over $40,000 to the MSEN program over three years.

Lenovo's BLAST (Black Leaders Achieving Success in Technology) employee resource group hosted nearly 200 middle and high school students from MSEN (NC Math/Science Education Network Pre-College Program) at Lenovo's Morrisville, NC campus. Students were from Edgecombe County, Durham County, Halifax County, and Wake County Public Schools. Activities included tours of the Executive Briefing Center, learning about design thinking, educational boards, UX and accessibility, a STEAM rotation station, and hands-on work with Arduino Pis and LED lights. Students also participated in a career panel with Lenovo employees. The event was part of Lenovo's seventh Global Month of Service. Lenovo has donated over $40,000 to the MSEN program over three years.

The Phoenixville Tech Group brings technology users together to share knowledge and experience. We are particularly interested in helping those who have limited or no experience with computers. Topics that can be addressed include digital cameras, smartphones, tablets, laptops, cable TV & FIOS, computer and printer recommendations, e-mail, mobile apps, software installation, computer security, speeding up a sluggish computer, and more. No matter what operating system your computer, tablet, or phone uses, or if you are thinking about getting involved with some new tech or making a change, this is the group for you. There are no prerequisites; just come, ask questions, bring your tech issues, and enjoy! Meets weekly online via Google Meet. More info at https://seniortechgroup.com.

Kids in grades 3-8 can join for fun, hands-on STEM activities. Stay up to date or catch up on science, technology, engineering, and math while having fun at the library. All materials provided. Recurring weekly on Wednesdays.

Learn practical ways to use AI for business, from effective prompts and workflows to everyday tools and simple AI agents. Artificial intelligence is changing how businesses communicate, plan, create, and operate. Runs 9:00 am - 4:00 pm MDT.

A campus tour of the Center for Manufacturing Innovation (CMI) at Greenville Technical College, highlighting manufacturing technology programs and facilities.

Need help to figure out how to use your iphone? Would you like to learn how to surf the internet, to set up a Facebook or email account? The library is here to help! Sign up to receive one-on-one instruction on any of your technology needs from a professional technology coach. This is a Basic Literacy Program of the PA Forward Initiative. Recurring weekly classes available through December 30, 2026.

Fort Valley Middle School has announced a September 23, 2026 start for its STARBASE Advanced club. Meetings are held on Wednesdays from 3:00–5:00 p.m. This is an after-school STEM club for middle school students affiliated with STARBASE Robins. News published September 14, 2026. Note: Wednesday meetings recur weekly starting September 23, 2026.

Learn how AI is changing online scams, emails, and phone calls--and how to spot the warning signs. An information session for older adults. Registration is required.

Virtual information session. Explore ECU's Technology Systems Department and how it prepares students for high-demand careers through hands-on learning and industry-focused education. Learn about undergraduate majors in Industrial Technology, Information and Cybersecurity Technology, Design, Industrial Engineering Technology, and Distribution and Logistics. Includes discussion of career opportunities, transfer pathways, and how ECU can help you achieve your goals.

The Tulsa Fire Department is partnering with Manna Air Delivery, an Ireland-based autonomous drone delivery company, to showcase how air delivery for emergency response looks in practice. The public presentation will demonstrate capabilities of drone delivery for emergency response, logistics, and daily life. Tulsa Fire Department already uses Drone as a First Responder (DFR) for specialty rescue and large-incident support. The event is on September 23, 2026 at 6:00 PM local time (23:00 UTC) at Tulsa Tech Lemley Memorial Campus. Space is limited; attendees must register online.