Michaels

Michaels is the craft supply chain many Las Vegas parents already recognize for canvases and glue sticks, and its Silverado Ranch location at 9881 S Eastern Ave also runs a regular lineup of in-store classes for kids and teens. The programs on offer include painting classes, drawing classes, craft workshops, jewelry making classes, seasonal craft classes, DIY projects, a Kids Club, summer camps, and virtual classes, so a family can choose a one-time workshop or something closer to a recurring club depending on the week.

Classes are organized by three age brackets: 4 to 6, 7 to 12, and 13 to 18, which keeps younger children out of a teen-focused jewelry workshop and vice versa. Since this is a working retail store, the craft supplies used in class are sold on the shelves around the classroom area, so restocking at home after a project is simple. The store has restrooms and parking on site.

Store hours run 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Sunday, year round, which leaves room to slot a class into a weeknight or weekend. Pricing sits in the budget-friendly dollar-sign range, though the cost of each individual class is set separately rather than posted as one flat number, so it is worth calling (702) 407-5690 to confirm the current schedule and price before heading over.

Because Michaels is a national retail chain rather than a dedicated youth studio, families should expect a retail-store setting: classes happen in a designated craft area on the sales floor rather than a standalone art room. For a parent looking for a low-commitment craft activity, a birthday project, or something to fill a rainy afternoon, it is a convenient stop that does not require enrolling for a full season. Classes and staff communicate in English.