Discover the fascinating world of science and technology! Youth will participate in activities that include building robots, designing structures, exploring STEM careers and more. Come have fun while engaging with project-based learning. For youth in grades 5-10.
The game of chess encourages players to think critically and improve concentration. Our instructors from Progress with Chess will teach you the fundamentals of the game and help you hone your skills. This program is designed to introduce you to chess, but all ages are welcome.
In this workshop, learn how to create a polished, professional resume that highlights your unique skills and experience. We'll cover tips on formatting, powerful language and tailoring your resume for specific roles. Join us to make your resume stand out and catch the eye of hiring managers!
Learn the fundamentals of crochet. Participants will learn basic crochet stitches and how to read a crochet pattern while creating their own crocheted pieces.
This is the next-level session for those who have already taken the Basic class. We will use the acquired skills to produce an entire song, including an audio recording. Ages 13 and up.
Yoga is a unique way of strengthening and toning the body. Join us with our partner My Village Yoga for Saturday yoga sessions at the PNC Fairfax Connection! Whether you are new to yoga or have taken classes, this is the best place for you to start.
Whether you’re a budding musician or have a passion to create and record for a living, this class provides you access to and understanding of the software and tools you’ll need to arrange your own masterpiece. Students will learn how to obtain professional-sounding results from a simple studio setup. Basic computer knowledge is required. Ages
This is a weekly program for children that features story-time, arts & crafts, music or an appearance by a PNC Grow Up Great ® partner. Ages 3–6.
A 45 minute conversation featuring notable Black entrepreneurs, business owners and technical service advocates who support minority-owned businesses. Immediately following the panel, the space transitions into a community pop-up shop featuring Black-owned vendors from Fairfax and the Greater Cleveland area.
This workshop provides practical education on executing well established business practices useful in everyday operations internally and externally in the community. Participants will learn about ways to activate business acumen specific to empowering their business while also discussing methods of mental wellness- and why sustainable business means protecting both.
This workshop provides practical education on business funding and capital access, acknowledging the historical and ongoing barriers Black entrepreneurs face. Participants will learn about funding pathways while also discussing how financial stress impacts mental wellness- and why sustainable business means protecting both.
This program grounds the day in Black history, tracing the legacy of Black entrepreneurship from Black Wall Street in Tulsa, Oklahoma to Cleveland's own Business corridors. The session will highlight how Black communities- despite being denied the right to own property, read freely, congregate, or build wealth- created thriving economies through mutual aid, cooperative economies