What We Offer
Programs
Hands-on after-school and summer programs for youth ages 7–14. Small class sizes, real projects, and dedicated instructors — all skill levels welcome.
Hands-on after-school and summer programs for youth ages 7–14. Small class sizes, real projects, and dedicated instructors — all skill levels welcome.
Multi-week immersive programs running each summer. Small class sizes, real projects, and dedicated instructors — all skill levels welcome.
Hands-on making, design thinking, and fabrication. Youth learn to ideate, prototype, and build real objects using professional-grade tools and materials. Students graduate with a tangible portfolio of work.
Making & Design Learn More →
Robotics fundamentals, sensors, mechanical systems, and programming logic. Students design and build robots from scratch, learning how code and hardware work together to solve real problems.
Robotics Learn More →
Urban design, civic thinking, and community problem-solving. Youth examine real challenges facing Newburgh and use design tools to propose and present solutions — developing both empathy and advocacy skills.
Civic Design Learn More →
Introductory programming using block-based and text-based tools including Scratch and Python. Builds logical thinking, sequencing skills, and creative expression through code. Great for first-time coders.
Coding Learn More →
Game design, level building, character development, and interactive storytelling. Students learn the mechanics behind their favorite games — and make their own. Covers narrative, UI, and basic game physics.
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A hands-on printmaking studio where youth use LEGO bricks as custom stamps and design tools. Students build their own printing blocks, apply ink, and press original patterns onto paper and fabric — exploring color, repetition, and composition. Every session produces a finished piece to take home.
Printmaking & Art Learn More →Semester-based and competitive programs that run during the school year. These programs meet weekly and build skills over extended seasons.
Our competitive robotics team. Students choose a real-world problem, conduct research, build and program a LEGO robot, and compete in regional tournaments. Develops teamwork, presentation, and engineering skills.
Competitive Robotics Learn More →
The next level of competitive robotics. FTC students design, build, and program custom robots entirely from scratch using Java or Blocks, then compete in regional and state tournaments. For students ready to go deeper into engineering and software.
Advanced Robotics Learn More →
A 14-week after-school robotics program using LEGO SPIKE Prime. Students build foundational engineering, coding, and teamwork skills through hands-on projects and fun builds — while preparing for FIRST LEGO League competition. Thursdays, 4:30–6:30 PM.
Robotics & FLL Prep Learn More →
A hands-on printmaking studio where youth use LEGO bricks as custom stamps and design tools. Students build their own printing blocks, apply ink, and press original patterns onto paper and fabric — exploring color, repetition, and composition. Every session produces a finished piece to take home.
Printmaking & Art Learn More →Private piano instruction for children and adults with pianist and teacher Dave Long. Classical, jazz, pop, rock, and blues — all levels welcome. Lessons available in 30-, 45-, 60-, and 90-minute sessions.
Music & Piano · Pilot Program Learn More →All programs are open to youth ages 7–14 in the Hudson Valley. Enrollment is managed through AfterSchoolHQ, where you can view current schedules, availability, and session dates.
Scholarships and free enrollment options are available. No young person is turned away due to cost — contact us and we'll work something out.
Newburgh Creates Foundation, Inc. is the 501(c)(3) nonprofit that funds everything you see here — instructor time, materials, equipment, and scholarships that keep enrollment free for families who need it most. When you give to the Foundation, you're directly powering Newburgh Creates programs.
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