The Power Plant

Join us for an exciting, week-long summer camp where creativity meets sustainability. Youth will explore Toronto’s waterfront, learn about eco-friendly design, and dive into the world of art and architecture.

Campers will reimagine a more sustainable future for the city while discovering their passion for design and innovation. Throughout the week, they’ll take part in hands-on studio sessions led by artists and architectural designers. Activities include climate-inspired art, model-making, and designing sustainable communities—all guided by No.9’s sustainability principles and The Power Plant’s exhibition program.

Program Highlights:

• Reimagine Toronto’s waterfront with a focus on sustainability
• Create architectural models of future community designs
• Present and showcase their finished projects at The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery on the final day

This award-winning camp—recognized by UN-Habitat for promoting positive urban change—empowers youth to be creative problem-solvers and engaged citizens.

Details:

• Ages: 11–14
• Week 1: August 11–15, 2025 | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM
• Week 2: August 18–22, 2025 | 9:30 AM–3:30 PM
• Fee: $400/week
• Location: The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto

“Empowering and investing in youth to participate in civic engagement is key to designing sustainable communities. By providing training, tools, and space to imagine and experiment, we help them express and share their ideas.”

— Andrew Davies, Executive Director, No.9