Home Depot Workshop

I went shopping at the Home Depot today, and noticed that they offer a workshop on how to install a toilet. I was womdering why they don't have one on installing a circuit breaker panel. They aren't difficult to do, and I think installing a toilet is much more difficult.

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Has anyone taken their kids to the workshops at Home Depot on the first Saturday of each month? If so, how do your kids like it and what sort of things do they learn there? Thinking about taking my soon-to-be step-son... since I watch him every other Saturday while his Dad is at work. :) Thanks for the comments!

My cousins (3&6) went, and they loved it. They build like birdhouses. =) Gl!

I ve seen that home depot has these kids workshops. I want to know if we need to sign up or register to attend or can juz walkin. Have a 3yr old who loves to build.

I would visit the Home Depot website and/or call your local Home Depot and ask. Ours requires you to sign up ahead of time. Also, I am not sure if it is intended for children as young as 3 so you might want to inquire about that as well. For your information, Lowe's has similar workshops. Arts and crafts stores such as A.C. Moore and Michael's do as well.