The Tech STEAM Center
Tech STEAM Center – Canyon Crest, 5051 Canyon Crest Drive, Suite 201A, Riverside, CA 92507
About
The Tech STEAM Center offers activities such as coding, robotics, 3D modeling, STEAM-related board games, chess, pixel art, and using a 3D printer. Participants can also work on making their own video games, write code with JavaScript, play Minecraft while using JavaScript to code a circuit, spend time on homework or reading, watch a kid-friendly movie, and have time to connect and play with friends. Technology STEAM Camps are available in spring, summer, fall, and winter, and the center also offers an after-school program and Kids Night Out events, including a session where the movie of the night is “Soul.”
• Ages: 8–14 years old
• Schedule: Technology Summer Camp 2026 sessions run Monday through Thursday, 9:00 am–4:00 pm, with sessions offered Jun. 29–Jul. 2, 2026; Jul. 6–Jul. 9, 2026; and Jul. 13–Jul. 16, 2026
• Price: $85 per month; Technology Summer Camp 2026 price $450 per session; sign-up by April 30th to receive 20% off; siblings receive an additional $40 off early registration
The Tech STEAM Center states the mission: “Prepare your child for the careers of the future!” The center describes itself as offering early education STEAM options for ages 8–14, with a fun and safe learning environment with tools needed to enhance knowledge in STEAM (STEM), and as a safe, supportive, and inclusive space for children to play in a clean, friendly, and professional environment. The Tech STEAM Center notes that it is accepting applications, offers sibling discounts, and invites families to “book a tour TODAY!” and “join the thousands of students who have attended our programs and have had the experience of a lifetime,” and describes Kids Night Out as “a fun opportunity for you to test drive our center,” with an upcoming Kids Night Out listed on June 27th and another event on Friday, August 29th, 2025 from 6:00 pm–9:00 pm.
Parent testimonials describe children learning coding, playing chess, using the 3D printer, doing pixel art, and working on various projects, with time at the beginning for homework or reading. One parent reports that a child learned to make his own video games, and another shares that a daughter learned how to write some code with JavaScript and enjoyed playing Minecraft while using JavaScript to code a circuit. Multiple parents mention that their children enjoy attending, that they have participated in weekend workshops, classes, after-school programs, and day camp, and that they “highly recommend” the program. Several parents describe the instructors or staff as great, engaging, caring, and helpful, and refer to the environment as clean, friendly, professional, and “a true hidden gem.”
Last updated June 25, 2026.
• Ages: 8–14 years old
• Schedule: Technology Summer Camp 2026 sessions run Monday through Thursday, 9:00 am–4:00 pm, with sessions offered Jun. 29–Jul. 2, 2026; Jul. 6–Jul. 9, 2026; and Jul. 13–Jul. 16, 2026
• Price: $85 per month; Technology Summer Camp 2026 price $450 per session; sign-up by April 30th to receive 20% off; siblings receive an additional $40 off early registration
The Tech STEAM Center states the mission: “Prepare your child for the careers of the future!” The center describes itself as offering early education STEAM options for ages 8–14, with a fun and safe learning environment with tools needed to enhance knowledge in STEAM (STEM), and as a safe, supportive, and inclusive space for children to play in a clean, friendly, and professional environment. The Tech STEAM Center notes that it is accepting applications, offers sibling discounts, and invites families to “book a tour TODAY!” and “join the thousands of students who have attended our programs and have had the experience of a lifetime,” and describes Kids Night Out as “a fun opportunity for you to test drive our center,” with an upcoming Kids Night Out listed on June 27th and another event on Friday, August 29th, 2025 from 6:00 pm–9:00 pm.
Parent testimonials describe children learning coding, playing chess, using the 3D printer, doing pixel art, and working on various projects, with time at the beginning for homework or reading. One parent reports that a child learned to make his own video games, and another shares that a daughter learned how to write some code with JavaScript and enjoyed playing Minecraft while using JavaScript to code a circuit. Multiple parents mention that their children enjoy attending, that they have participated in weekend workshops, classes, after-school programs, and day camp, and that they “highly recommend” the program. Several parents describe the instructors or staff as great, engaging, caring, and helpful, and refer to the environment as clean, friendly, professional, and “a true hidden gem.”
Last updated June 25, 2026.
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