An interest worth following
Robotics, coding, building, design or games: start with what already makes your child curious and give them a way to go deeper.
Guild Hall for families
Watch “I wonder” become “I made this.”
A robot that moves. A design that finally works. A new friend who loves the same things. Guild Hall gives your child a place to make discoveries—with real tools, instructor guidance and room to grow.

Seven ways to start
Build a weekly creative routine, make the most of a school break, celebrate together or find their maker group. Explore each option below to see what happens, why it matters and how to begin.

Mini, Jr & Senior pathways
A regular creative home with mentors, real tools and room to follow an interest further.
Explore Studio Memberships
Age groups vary by session
Trade an ordinary school break for robotics, coding, design and the satisfaction of making something work.
Explore Summer & Vacation Camps
Ages depend on party theme
Plan a Guild Hall birthday party with slime science, combat robots or drone adventures. Explore instructor-led themes and find the right fit for your child.
Explore Birthday Parties
Check the event age group
Connect with other kids who love games, imagination and technology in the Guild Hall community.
Explore Game Nights
Typically ages 5–7
A playful introduction to engineering and design, with guided challenges for young builders.
Explore Mini Maker
Typically ages 8–12
Guided coding, robotics and engineering for kids ready to design projects around their interests.
Explore Jr Maker
Typically ages 12–18
A creative studio for teens ready to go further with engineering, code, fabrication and original projects.
Explore Senior MakerAge bands and session lengths vary by program and booking option. If your child is between groups, we can help you choose a starting point.
Robotics, coding, building, design or games: start with what already makes your child curious and give them a way to go deeper.
Instructors help learners take the next step when an idea gets complicated. Making room for another attempt is part of how learning happens here.
Working and playing alongside other curious kids brings a social dimension to making. Shared interests can be the start of something bigger.
Start with a studio visit, meet the team and see what catches your child’s attention. We’ll help you turn that first spark into a practical next step.