Hobby Lobby

Hobby Lobby is a craft and hobby retail store, not a structured youth program, though our records list it as appropriate across the full 0 to 18 age range since kids and teens of any age can shop there with a parent for craft projects. It sells arts and crafts supplies, painting and drawing supplies, sculpture and pottery materials, jewelry-making kits, woodworking materials, model building kits, scrapbooking supplies, basic sewing items, STEM kits, and robotics kits.

Because this is a retail location rather than a class or camp, families should think of it as a resource for supplies to support a hobby a child is already pursuing, or a place to pick up a STEM or robotics kit to try something new at home, rather than a place offering instruction or supervised activities on site.

The store includes standard retail amenities: ample parking and restrooms. It is open Monday through Saturday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM and closed on Sunday, year round. It is located at 6361 N Decatur Boulevard in Las Vegas, zip code 89130.

Our records do not include pricing, which is expected for a retail store where costs vary by individual item rather than by session or membership. For families building out a home craft or STEM project, the combination of general craft supplies alongside specific STEM and robotics kits under one roof can save a separate trip to a specialty store. For current store hours around holidays or to check stock on a specific kit, call (702) 395-0229 or visit hobbylobby.com. Because there is no programming or staff-led activity here, this listing is best used as a shopping resource that supports other youth activities elsewhere in the directory rather than as a stand-alone destination.

Parents supporting a child's ongoing hobby, whether that is drawing, sewing, model building, or a school science fair project, may find it more efficient to check here for supplies before assuming a specialty shop is required. The presence of STEM and robotics kits alongside traditional craft materials also makes this a reasonable stop for a parent looking to introduce a child to a new hobby at home without committing to a paid class first.