Build. Learn. Create. Have fun with Home Depot Kids Workshops!
- FREE hands-on workshops designed for children ages 5 – 12 offered the 1st Saturday of every month at all The Home Depot stores between 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
- Workshops teach children do-it-yourself skills, tool safety and instill a sense of pride and accomplishment.
- All kids get to keep their craft and receive a FREE Kids Workshop Apron, commemorative pin and certificate of achievement.
2/1 Heart String Art
Create a loving memory with your child at our Heart String Art Workshop. As you help your child piece together the symbol of Valentine’s Day, they will develop hands-on skills by sanding, nailing, painting and more. Celebrate the moment as your child makes a unique keepsake.
Register in advance at your local store: https://www.homedepot.com/workshops
All Kids Workshop attendees must be accompanied by a parent or adult at all times. All kids get to keep their craft, receive a FREE certificate of achievement, a Workshop Apron, and a commemorative pin while supplies last. Children must be present at the store to participate in the workshop and receive the kit, apron, and pin.
Children must be present at the store to participate in the workshop and receive the kit, apron and pin.
All kids get to keep their craft, receive a FREE certificate of achievement, a Workshop Apron, and a commemorative pin while supplies last. Children must be present at the store to participate in the workshop and receive the kit, apron and pin.
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Are there teachers credited teachers and are they getting teacher pay for these classes
You’d have to contact Home Depot directly and ask them. In my experience, Home Depot provides a kit, instructions, and tools at each workshop. Then, the parent and child work together to build the item. I haven’t experienced a “class” with a teacher.
It’s a come & go event – you pick up your bag which has all the materials and go to a table with your parent or guardian. The adult helps the child make the project. There aren’t any “teachers” there.