Halloween Hands-On: A One-Hour Kids Craft Bash in Gretna

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Halloween Hands-On: A One-Hour Kids Craft Bash in Gretna

A one-hour Halloween event at Be Creative DIY Studio where kids complete three spooky projects and enjoy candy, music, and optional face painting.

Halloween Hands-On: A One-Hour Kids Craft Bash in Gretna.

Duration
1-Hour
Location
Gretna
Operator
Be Creative, LLC
Category
Events
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

At Be Creative DIY Studio in Gretna, the Kids Spooky Craft Bash compresses Halloween energy into a tidy, creative hour: children move through hands-on projects—Paint Pour Bear, Creepy Slime and a Custom Name Sign—while festive music and candy giveaways punctuate the evening and optional face painting adds a finishing flourish.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE PROJECTS

Three Spooky Make-and-Take Crafts

Each participant completes three themed projects to take home: a Halloween-color Paint Pour Bear, customizable Creepy Slime with glitter and mix-ins, and a personalized Custom Name Sign—hands-on, creative, and designed for immediate display or play.

THE ATMOSPHERE

Music, Treats, and Optional Face Painting

The studio complements crafting with festive music and candy giveaways, and offers optional face painting so kids can leave as much in costume as they arrived.

THE VALUE

A Focused, One-Hour Session

The event is structured into concise one-hour sessions on Halloween evening, allowing kids to complete three projects within a tight, supervised timeframe for $35 per child.

What the day feels like

What the evening actually feels like

The Kids Spooky Craft Bash is an efficient, energetic hour: children arrive, settle into craft stations, and work through three distinct projects with materials and guidance provided by the studio. The pace is deliberate—enough time to personalize each piece—while music and candy punctuate the session and optional face painting offers a final flourish before families depart.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this event suits—and who should bring support.

1
Families with young childrenIdeal for families looking for a short, supervised Halloween activity; parents should note that children under 6 need a parent or guardian present for assistance.
2
Parents/GuardiansGood for caregivers who want a contained, creative experience for their kids while remaining nearby—especially if accompanying a child under 6.
3
Costume-ready kidsCostumes are welcome and the event includes treats and face painting, but parents should bring clothing that can get messy due to paint and slime.
4
Children needing extra assistanceFamilies of children who require hands-on help should plan for a parent or guardian to attend and assist during the session.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Session Length

The event runs as one-hour sessions on October 31st with two scheduled slots: 5:30–6:30 PM and 7:00–8:00 PM.

What to Bring

Bring clothes you don’t mind getting messy (paint, slime, and glue may stain), a fun Halloween spirit (costumes welcome), a parent/guardian if the child is under 6 or needs assistance, and your booking confirmation for quick check-in.

Cost & Booking

The ticket price is $35 per child; bring booking confirmation (digital or printed) to streamline check-in.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What is the cost per child?

The event fee is $35 per child.

When is the Kids Spooky Craft Bash held?

The event takes place on Thursday, October 31st with two one-hour sessions: 5:30–6:30 PM and 7:00–8:00 PM.

How long is each session?

Each session lasts one hour.

What projects will my child make?

Participants complete three projects: a Paint Pour Bear, Creepy Slime (customizable with glitter and mix-ins), and a Custom Name Sign decorated with Halloween designs.

Is face painting available?

Yes—face painting is offered as an optional add-on during the event.

Do younger children need a parent or guardian?

Yes—children under 6 or those needing extra assistance should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.