Creative Computing Clubhouse
What it is
A free summer workshop series for young makers.
A hands-on introduction to creative coding, where young people learn to make art, tell stories, and build tools for their communities.
Why it matters
Computing is a creative material.
Bob Moses called math literacy a civil rights issue. The Clubhouse carries that work into computing, so the next generation of NYC makers can author the systems shaping their world.
Who it’s for
NYC high-school students.
Free to participate. No prior coding required.
The details
- When
- Summer 2026 · TBD
- Cost
- Free
- Open to
- NYC high-school students
- Where
- W.C. Art Supply · 351 Jay Street, Brooklyn
Join the Clubhouse
Save your spot. We'll send dates and details by email.
Want to learn more first? Contact us about the Clubhouse →
Sponsor the Clubhouse
Make it possible for a room full of kids to spend a summer building things.
Donations cover student materials, mentor stipends, and the final showcase. Larger sponsorships welcome.
Donations are made through the EPV Foundation, Inc., a nonprofit fiscal sponsor of the Creative Computing Clubhouse, and are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You’ll receive a receipt for your records.