Minds of Tomorrow - MiMo District
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Minds of Tomorrow runs STEM tech day camps in Miami's MiMo district for children ages 3-12, with coding, robotics, engineering, and other STEAM activities plus an hour of outdoor play. Half-day and full-day sessions are offered, with complimentary early care from 8:30 a.m. and extended care to 5 p.m.; the operator hosts camps at several Miami-Dade locations.
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We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact Minds of Tomorrow - MiMo District directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Arzis Cleaning (Airbnb cleaning turnover)"My daughter has been incredibly happy since she started attending here. We absolutely love the programs they offer, as they truly inspire children's exploration and ignite their curiosity. It's wonderful to see her engaged and excited to learn new things every day!"
★★★★★Amy NicolaiExcellent STEM focused activities, well organized, great staff! I love the drop-in options for teacher planning days and school breaks. My son is always so happy to go to Minds of Tomorrow. The range of hands-on opportunities to for children to explore the world around them is impressive! Love this place!
★★★★★Gladys JeffreyMinds of Tomorrow kept my daughter inspired and entertained during summer camp. She is 4 and attended for 3 weeks of interactive, highly creative and intellectually stimulating tech-related classes. She just said it was “super fun!” and wants to keep going back. They do take the kids out to the park to get some exercise in and some fresh air so they’re not just indoors. Highly recommended!
★★★★★JoannaMy son attended a birthday party here. What a great place! The staff really were the icing on the cake. They actually interact with the kids and enjoy what they do!
★★★★★Iguana SolutionsMy 12 year old attends weekly at Minds of Tomorrow and loves it. He is a gamer and is able to apply his interests at these classes. He has built a rudementary centrifuge, a simulated air lock using coding, and some sort of rover car. He completes a project in a single session and loooks forward to the classes. Small groups, masks and other covid precautions are taken at the facility. We also sent our 6 year old to a holiday camp here and he wants to go back. We love this place...a great addition to virtual school.