Home Depot will have a free workshop for kids in the U.S. this Saturday: how to participate.

Illustration of the free workshops at Home Depot, where children and adults build and decorate projects togetherPhoto © CiberCuba

Home Depot will hold a free workshop for kids this Saturday, October 3, 2026, at its stores across the United States, as part of the Kids Workshops program. The event gives families a chance to build and paint a small project together that participants can take home.

The October offering is Witch Candy Box, a candy box with a witch theme. The workshop is scheduled for Saturday morning, but materials are subject to availability: it is advisable to check with the selected store and complete registration before attending.

What time will it be and for what age groups is it intended?

The participation schedule is from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon, according to the local time of each store. This is not a three-hour class: Home Depot estimates that building and painting each project usually takes about 30 minutes, though it depends on the design and the skill of the participant.

The program is designed for children aged 5 to 12. The announcement indicates that they must be accompanied by a father, mother, or guardian to assist them in completing the activity.

The store employees organize the workshop, but the participation of the accompanying adult is part of the experience. To attend with minors outside the specified age range, it is advisable to consult the establishment first.

What does the free workshop include?

Home Depot states that it provides the necessary tools and materials, so families do not need to bring them from home.

In addition to the completed project, the program includes a children's apron, a badge, and a participation certificate, according to the official information about their workshops. The availability of materials remains a requirement for the activity.

The proposal combines the assembly of pieces with the decoration of the end result. Home Depot presents these meetings as a way to introduce children to basic construction skills and the use of tools through simple projects, according to their program explanation.

How to register and find a nearby store

To begin the registration process, visit the official Kids Workshops page, locate the section for free in-person workshops, and click "Register Now". Follow the instructions on the form and ensure that the date and location match the activity you wish to reserve.

You can also use the Home Depot store locator, which allows you to search by ZIP code, city, state, or store number. The store listings include the address and phone number for directly consulting the details.

The delivery of a kit should not be taken for granted solely by knowing the workshop schedule. The organization itself recommends registering and arriving early, as materials may run out.

Where to consult in Miami-Dade

For families in Miami-Dade, the pages of several stores announce the October project. Here are some options to check the conditions and availability before leaving home.

The store at Hialeah is located at 1590 W 49th Street, Hialeah, FL 33012. Their customer service phone number is 305-827-6693.

The branch of Coconut Grove is located at 2999 SW 32nd Avenue, Miami, FL 33133. You can contact the store at 305-443-3534.

In West Kendall, the establishment is located at 15750 SW 88th Street, Miami, FL 33196. Their phone number is 305-387-5119.

These addresses are for reference purposes only and do not confirm available spots. Before going, please check the registration and any specific instructions from the branch, especially if multiple children will be attending.

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