Digital Innovation Hub programs & classes

About this opportunity

Beyond its one-week October programme, Toronto Public Library runs free Digital Innovation Hub classes year-round at ten branches, plus Pop-Up Learning Labs that rotate to different locations monthly. Sessions cover things like 3D design and slicing software, digital creative tools and related technical skills, and computers are typically provided for in-person classes. Everything is free. Many sessions need advance registration with a Toronto Public Library card, booked through the library's events calendar, which shows remaining seats and the registration deadline per session; popular classes fill fast and may offer a waitlist. Hub equipment — including 3D printers — can also be booked separately from classes. This is the lowest-stakes way in the city to try a skill before paying for a course.

What you get

• Free hands-on classes in 3D design and digital creative tools
• Computers provided for many in-person classes
• Ten hub branches plus monthly pop-up learning labs
• Separate booking for hub equipment, including 3D printers

Who can take part

Open to the public. A Toronto Public Library card is needed to register for many sessions.

Eligibility is copied from the organizer's own published rules — they make the final call. Confirm on the official page before you apply.

Coming later: attendees who leave genuinely useful reviews will earn credits toward paid opportunities. Nothing is being awarded yet — reviews are unpaid and unverified for now.