Y’all know I love a craft party. And my kids are no different. They love to create stuff and express their creativity in different ways.
I found out this morning that you can host your kid’s birthday party at Michaels. All of the fun and creativity without any of the mess.
Starting at $149, you get:
- 2 Hours
- 8 Guests (including Guest of Honor)
- All project supplies
- A dedicated space that’s perfect for crafting and hosting
- Team Member to lead craft activities
And right now they have three different party themes:
Beads and Bag Charms– Come make cute bracelets and bag charms for the perfect accessories.
Paint Party- Join our colorful paint party. Use stickers, gems, and other popular templates to create unique art.
Tie Dye Party- Come create your own custom tie dye. All the fun, none of the mess. Then make a stack of bracelets to fit the color scheme of your shirt.
To me, this is the perfect party for kids that may be too big for indoor play places, or who are not interested in bowling or arcades. The cost starts at about $18 per guest and includes something for them to take home.
Two hours is a great amount of time for a party, and gives you time to create, have snacks, and cake, and then you’re done!
I’m considering this for my youngest kid’s birthday party next year.
And if you are looking for some fun, free crafting and creating events for you or your kids this summer, check out Michaels Kids Club and Makebreak events here.





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