Calling all parents and young DIY enthusiasts! Lowe’s has exciting and educational monthly workshops and events for your kids to unleash their creativity and acquire new skills!
Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 4th, from 10 AM to 1 PM, as Lowe’s presents another exciting free workshop event. Kids will have a blast building their very own Butterfly Biome – a fantastic hands-on experience! Their output can also serve as a beautiful Mother’s Day gift. Remember to secure your spot by registering here on or before May 3rd!
Don’t miss out on this wonderful opportunity for family fun and learning!
These workshops are for kids who love to create and learn new things. They are suitable for kids 4 years old or older, but younger siblings can join in too with some help from their parents. These are a great way to spend some quality time with your kids and keep them busy on weekends!
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Reserved! Thanks so much!
You’re so welcome Jenny!
I took my daughter and grandson yesterday and made some awesome holiday memories! Thanks for posting this!
Woohoo! So happy to hear you guys had fun!
It’s all full around my area 😞
I will let my daughter know about this!! What is fun thing to do with the kiddos!!
Signed up!!! Thank you!!
Yay! You are most welcome!
Is there an age limit
I found this online: “The recommended ages for Lowe’s DIY Kits are 4-11 but all ages are welcome, the supervision of a parent and/or guardian is required for all participants” Hope that helps!
Oh I signed my 2 and 1 year old up!
Yay! Hope you guys have fun!
Thank you for posting.
It’s nice that businesses make this available for the little ones.
Most welcome!
Love this!! Just signed up for my kiddos 🥰🎄🎅🏽
Have fun! Share pics too if you can, please.
Thank you for sharing this. My girls are going to love this ❤️
You’re welcome! Hope you guys have fun!
Always keep forgetting these workshops .Thank you for reminding us
You’re welcome Saja!