Free Keepsake Box Kids Workshop at Home Depot on May 2nd!

If you have a little one who loves to get their hands dirty, head to Home Depot for a FREE Keepsake Box Kit on Saturday, May 2nd!

Kids will get to build and take home their very own farm planter — and it’s totally free! These workshops fill up fast, so make sure you register now to save your spot before it’s gone!

Register Here 👉👉

What Are Home Depot Kids Workshops?

On the first Saturday of every month, Home Depot hosts free in-store workshops where kids get to build their own DIY project from start to finish. These events are designed for kids ages 5–12, but younger children can usually participate with help.

Each child gets a workshop kit that typically includes:

Pre-cut wood pieces
Instructions
Stickers or paint
A special orange apron (first-time attendees)
A collectible pin for each project completed

Workshops typically run from 9 AM to 12 PM local time, but you’ll want to arrive early—kits are only available while supplies last!

How to Register

Spots can fill up fast, so it’s a good idea to reserve your child’s kit in advance.

Visit the Home Depot Workshop Registration Page
Select your local store and find the Kids Workshop event
Click “Register” and enter your details

If you miss the in-store event, leftover kits are sometimes available at the customer service desk or as DIY Workshop Kits for pickup or delivery. Check with your local store!

Tips for Attending

Arrive early—kits sometimes run out before noon!
Dress for mess—paint and glue can get everywhere
Bring a reusable bag for taking your project home
Save your apron and pins—some families collect them all year!

Why We Love These Events

These workshops hold a special place in our hearts at SwagGrabber because we’ve all experienced the joy and benefits firsthand with our own kids!

They’re not just fun; they’re a fantastic way to safely introduce little ones to tools and the rewarding world of woodworking.

What truly makes these events stand out is that they’re completely FREE, offering an accessible way for every family to participate. Beyond the cost savings, they teach kids valuable real-life skills like measuring, following instructions, and problem-solving in a hands-on environment.

Plus, every child gets a little keepsake—their completed project, an apron, and a pin—which fosters a wonderful sense of accomplishment. Most importantly, these workshops provide a unique opportunity to spend quality family time together, building memories alongside their projects.