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Event Calendar now in Google Calendar form*
We now offer private sessions of our workshops
Origami, robot building, 3D printing, AI Art, and more
Scout troops, bday parties, networking, friends groups, all are welcome! *
Call/Email for details
* By attending our events, you give us permission to take your pictures and videos during those events. Those may then be used in social media and newsletters, without personally identifying you. If you prefer not to be photographed, please let us know beforehand.
Thu, Jun 12The Thinking SpotSummer Reading Club by Age group - 4-7, 8-12 or 13+
Sat, Jul 19The Thinking SpotA morning of science activity, story time and all-around fun for the pre-school age kids!
Sat, Jul 19The Thinking SpotMeet Author Matt Goldman - a New York Times Bestselling author and Emmy Award winning television writer!- Sun, Jul 20The Thinking SpotA morning of science activity, story time and all-around fun for the pre-school age kids!
Sun, Jul 20The Thinking SpotA Book Club for New Adults (18 to 34)
Sun, Jul 20The Thinking SpotSecond session for "I Heard There Was a Secret Chord" by Daniel Levitin.
Wed, Jul 23The Thinking SpotAfter-school Coding Club for Ages 7-10. Individual sessions.
Fri, Jul 25The Thinking SpotCome read to Mata - a part of the Community Animal Visit program by A Bond Between (formerly Secondhand Hounds)- Wed, Jul 30The Thinking SpotAfter-school Coding Club for Ages 7-10. Individual sessions.
Fri, Aug 01The Thinking SpotJoin us for a Waldo Celebration! Bring your completed Waldo passports for a chance to win amazing prizes!
Sun, Aug 03The Thinking Spot"Hello, World" - Book Club and Workshop!
Wed, Aug 06The Thinking SpotSpecial edition of Toddler Tales in partnership with Dance West Studios!
Sun, Aug 17The Thinking SpotBook club meeting - Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt.
Sun, Sep 21The Thinking SpotNature Book Club meeting - "Secret Lives of Bats" by Merlin Tuttle
Upcoming Events
Past Events
At The Thinking Spot, we aim to be a platform where people learn from each other. We believe that the Minneapolis community is full of people doing innovative work in the scientific and technological fields. We want to hear their stories - what do they work on, how do they do it, why they do what they do and, most importantly, how it impacts our day-to-day life.
If you work in science, technology, engineering or math field or consider yourself a maker, we want to hear from you. If you know of someone who does and who you would like to hear present, we want to hear that too. Drop us a line below so we can send you details on how you can get involved!
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