Instructor, prepared kits, build plan, tools, and spare parts come with us.
Toronto and GTA pilot spots now open
A birthday party they actually build.
Hands-on STEM birthday parties for kids and tweens. We bring the instructor, materials, and step-by-step project. Every guest leaves with their own creation, so no loot bags are needed.
Fun first. STEM inside.
Bolt Party replaces the same old venue party with a guided maker experience that feels like a birthday, not a class.
Guests customize, assemble, test, and show off one real project.
The finished project becomes the return gift, so parents can skip loot bags.
The party has structure, pacing, cleanup flow, and a clear end result.
The first pilot package
A focused 90-minute party designed for reliable completion, good photos, and a keepsake kids actually want to keep.
We arrive early, set up kits, introduce the build, and show the finished sample.
Kids follow the instructor step by step while adding names, colors, and personal details.
Every project is checked, fixed if needed, packed, and ready to take home.
Projects built for birthdays
The pilot starts narrow so the experience can be smooth. More projects will be added only after they pass timing, safety, and kid-engagement tests.
First MVP Sample
Personalized Bolt Glow Sign
A light-up acrylic birthday sign with the birthday child's name and age. Kids decorate, assemble, test, and take home a real glowing keepsake.
- Birthday child gets a custom name and age plate.
- Guests build their own decorated glow sign.
- Low-voltage prebuilt LED base keeps the party safe and reliable.
- Small Bolt Party mark on the product, stronger branding on packaging.
A personalized LED sign kids decorate, assemble, and take home.
A wearable or backpack tag concept for younger groups and short sessions.
A future motion project for older kids after pilot testing.
Quick answers
Pilot details may be adjusted as we test with real families in Toronto and the GTA.
Where do parties happen?
We start as a mobile service at homes, condo party rooms, community rooms, or partner spaces in Toronto and nearby GTA areas.
What do parents provide?
A table setup, chairs, basic room access, and any food or cake. We bring the maker activity and materials.
How many kids can join?
The pilot package is designed for 8-14 kids. Larger groups may need a second instructor.
Is it safe?
Projects are designed around low-voltage electronics, safe craft materials, prepared parts, and instructor supervision.
Want one of the first pilot parties?
Send your preferred date, child age, guest count, and location. We will confirm fit before taking a deposit.