Get ready for another year of creative fun with Home Depot's free Kids Workshops! These hands-on events are a fantastic way to spark your child's imagination and introduce them to basic DIY skills.
What to Expect:
Free and Fun: Each month, Home Depot offers a different project, ranging from building birdhouses to creating whimsical decorations. All materials are provided, and the workshops are designed to be both engaging and educational.
First Saturday of Every Month: Workshops typically run from 9am-12pm on the first Saturday of each month.
Ages 4-11: These workshops are geared towards kids ages 4-11, making them perfect for preschoolers, elementary school students, and even some tweens. With a helping hand and close supervision, toddlers can also enjoy the experience.
Sign Up in Advance: While Home Depot usually has plenty of kits available at the Johnson City location, signing up online in advance is always a good idea to ensure there are enough supplies for your child.
2025 Workshop Schedule:
January 4: Piggy Bank
February 1: Valentines Candy Box
March 1: Basketball Game
April 5: Globe Planter
May 3: Birdy Buffet
June 7: Baseball Game
July 5: Toucan Mobile
August 2: Space Odyssey
September 6: Crop Duster
October 4: Haunted Candy Box
November 1: Excavator
November 29: Teddy Bear Ornament
December 6: Holiday Cocoa Mug
January 3, 2026: Tow Truck
Don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity for family fun! Head over to the Home Depot website to register your child for their next adventure in DIY.
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