STEM Camps for Girls

Our science and engineering camps for girls combine all the activities in our regular camp sessions with the benefit of a girls-only* experience. Your camper can learn coding, design, robotics, and more in these camps for girls ages 6-12. 

*The Works Museum is committed to improving gender equity and representation in STEM. Our programs for girls are inclusive and welcoming to gender-expansive students (cisgender and transgender girls, non-binary or gender non-conforming students, and any other girl-identifying youth).

Register for camp by clicking on the date of the camp you would like your child to attend.

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Registration Information for 2026 Summer Camps

Summer camp registration begins In January

  • January 19: Innovators Club* registration begins. 

  • January 21: The Works Museum Member registration begins. 

  • January 26: Public registration begins. 

*The Works Museum is committed to improving gender equity and representation in STEM. Our programs for girls are inclusive and welcoming to gender-expansive students (cisgender and transgender girls, non-binary or gender non-conforming students, and any other girl-identifying youth).

Camps for Ages 6-8

  • $235, $211.50 members

    Same great LEGO Engineering camp, in a section for girls. Build elevators, wind-up cars, and catapults with specialty LEGO pieces. Explore with gears, pulleys and other moving parts. Use LEGO pieces to make a one-of-a-kind block print. 

    M-Th, June 15-18, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

  • $260, $234 members

    Same great Robocoding camp, in a section for girls. Work in pairs to build little robots using special LEGO WeDo 2.0 pieces. Program your creations using iPads and coding software. 

    M-Th, August 17-20, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Camps for Ages 9-12

  • $260, $234 members

    Same great LEGO Robotics camp, in a section for girls. Design, build, and program robotic creations using the LEGO Mindstorms EV3 system. Write computer programs for your robot to complete a mission. 

    M-Th, August 10-13, 9 a.m.-12 p.m. 

  • $235, $211.50 members

    Same great Movie Makers camp, in a section for girls. What happens behind the scenes in your favorite movies, shows, and videos? Learn the process of filmmaking by practicing stop motion animation, then adding sounds and special effects.

    M-Th, June 22-25, 9 a.m.-12 p.m.

Tips for camp registration:

  • Want a 5-day experience for your camper? Add on a One Day Camp to the regular camp week.

  • Want to try a 1-day experience? Register just for Friday One Day Camps or look at our July 4th week camps.

  • The session you wanted is full? Get on the wait list to be notified if we’re able to add extra sessions.

  • Want a full-day experience? Register for an a.m. and p.m. camp. We supervise campers while they enjoy lunch from home and play between camps. There is no need to register for lunch supervision for children combining an a.m. and a p.m. camp.

  • Drop-off begins at 8:30 for a.m. camps and at 12:30 for p.m. camps.

  • Pick-up is from 12-12:15 for a.m. camps and 4-4:15 for p.m. camps.

  • By registering for camp you attest that you have read and agree to the camp and cancellation policies of The Works Museum.

Save money on camps and more when you become a member of The Works Museum. Purchase a membership today!

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