Lowes offers a free kids’ workshop on one Saturday a month. In these workshops, kids participate in a hands-on building project, which is a great way to spend time together, learn to build, and boost creativity.
To attend Lowe’s free kids’ workshops, register in advance to reserve your spot. If you forget to sign up, walk-ins are welcome after 12 p.m. on workshop days, but only if there are extra kits available.
These workshops are for kids of all ages to learn basic building skills. When you get there, you will check in and receive your free project kit, which usually includes precut wood, nails, screws, and any other materials needed.
The first time you go, you will get a FREE apron, and each time you complete a project, you will get a collectible badge.
Some past projects have been birdhouses, holiday decorations, trucks, and more. Once the project is completed, you get to take it home to enjoy.
This is a great, budget-friendly family activity.
Lowes Free Kids Workshops
These are come-and-go, but the event is from 10am – 1 pm.
February 21 -Birdhouse
March 21 – Lawn Mower
April 18 – Terrarium
May 16 – Garden Basket
June 13 – Trophy Cup
July 11 – Mini Toy Box
August 15 – Dino Island Volcano
September 12 – Haunted House
October 10 – Firefighting Plane
November 14 – Holiday Engine
December 12 – Holiday Trolley Car
If you can’t make the Lowe’s Free Kids Workshops, check out the Home Depot Free Kids Workshops.
