Join like-minded young people at the first HACK Club in Melbourne, held at Diamond Valley Library, to explore STEM projects and build new skills.
Sunday 3 May 2026
to Monday 6 July 2026
3:00pm - 5:00pm
34 Civic Dr, Greensborough VIC 3088, Australia
Free
HACK Club offers a fantastic opportunity for young people passionate about STEM to come together in a collaborative and supportive environment. Kids will engage in challenging projects that inspire creativity and problem-solving while making new friends who share their interests. This club is part of a worldwide community, giving participants a sense of belonging and motivation.
The sessions are designed to be fun and educational, encouraging participants to learn new skills in coding, robotics, and other STEM areas. Whether your child is a beginner or has some experience, they will find the activities rewarding and stimulating.
Parents can expect their children to return home excited about what they've learned and eager to share their new knowledge and projects.
HACK Club runs on multiple dates from May to July 2025, with sessions held on Saturdays and Sundays from 15:00 to 17:00. Each session lasts two hours, providing ample time for hands-on activities and group collaboration.
The club is free to attend, making it an accessible option for families looking to enrich their children's STEM education outside of school hours.
Participants should bring their enthusiasm and curiosity. All necessary materials and equipment will be provided at the library.
The club meets at Diamond Valley Library, located at 34 Civic Drive, Greensborough, 3088. The library is easily accessible by public transport and has parking facilities nearby.
This welcoming community space is well-equipped for group activities and provides a safe and comfortable environment for children to learn and explore.
Parents can drop off and pick up their children at the library entrance, making it convenient for busy family schedules.
HACK Club is aimed at young people interested in STEM and is suitable for a range of skill levels. Parents should ensure their child is comfortable attending group activities and can stay for the full session.
Due to the hands-on nature of the club, children should wear comfortable clothing suitable for creative work.
The sessions are supervised by experienced facilitators who support and guide participants throughout the activities.
Attendance at HACK Club is free, but booking is recommended to secure a place due to limited spots.
Bookings can be made by contacting the Diamond Valley Library directly via phone or email.
This no-cost program offers excellent value for families seeking engaging STEM activities for their children during weekends.
