INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2 day course)

May 18th & May 25th

Fee covers two students

Instructors Chris Branuelas and Guy Carpino

Minimum age of 10 years old and accompanied student must be over 18 $300.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, for youth and accompanying adult. Fee of $10/each for insurance must be purchased in check out if one or both students are not AGSEM members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2-day course)

July 3rd & July 10th

Instructor Dave Catchpole

Must be at least 18

$150.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, $10 additional insurance fee will also be required for non-AGSEM-members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.
• Registration does NOT include AGSEM membership or guild fees. In order to attend Open Forge, membership and guild fees must be paid.
• Please wear your student ID while on the premises, IDs will be given to you at your first class.
• Please park in the main lot and walk to the blacksmithing barn.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2 day course)

August 24th & August 31st

Fee covers two students

Instructors Chris Branuelas and Guy Carpino

Minimum age of 10 years old and accompanied student must be over 18 $300.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, for youth and accompanying adult. Fee of $10/each for insurance must be purchased in check out if one or both students are not AGSEM members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2-day course)

September 4th & September 11th

Instructor Dave Catchpole

Must be at least 18

$150.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, $10 additional insurance fee will also be required for non-AGSEM-members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.
• Registration does NOT include AGSEM membership or guild fees. In order to attend Open Forge, membership and guild fees must be paid.
• Please wear your student ID while on the premises, IDs will be given to you at your first class.
• Please park in the main lot and walk to the blacksmithing barn.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2-day course - Sundays)

September 14th and October 12th

Instructor Bohdi Lawes

Must be at least 18

$150.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, $10 additional insurance fee will also be required for non-AGSEM-members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.
• Registration does NOT include AGSEM membership or guild fees. In order to attend Open Forge, membership and guild fees must be paid.
• Please wear your student ID while on the premises, IDs will be given to you at your first class.
• Please park in the main lot and walk to the blacksmithing barn.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2 day course)

October 19th & October 26th

Fee covers two students

Instructors Chris Branuelas and Guy Carpino

Minimum age of 10 years old and accompanied student must be over 18 $300.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, for youth and accompanying adult. Fee of $10/each for insurance must be purchased in check out if one or both students are not AGSEM members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2-day course)

November 6th & November 13th

Instructor Dave Catchpole

Must be at least 18

$150.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, $10 additional insurance fee will also be required for non-AGSEM-members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.
• Registration does NOT include AGSEM membership or guild fees. In order to attend Open Forge, membership and guild fees must be paid.
• Please wear your student ID while on the premises, IDs will be given to you at your first class.
• Please park in the main lot and walk to the blacksmithing barn.

INTRODUCTORY BLACKSMITHING CLASS (2-day course - Sundays)

November 9th and December 14th

Instructor Bohdi Lawes

Must be at least 18

$150.00 - includes Blacksmithing 101 instruction time, coal and steel for projects, $10 additional insurance fee will also be required for non-AGSEM-members.

Learn to light and work with a coal forge, safely handle hot metal, and use hammers and other tools to forge, bend, and twist metal into desired shapes. Students will complete two projects each. A limited class size and low student:teacher ratio ensures plenty of coaching as you learn. Following completion of the class, students will be able to attend other blacksmithing classes as well as forge their own projects during open forge times.  Please read all requirements before signing up:

• Registration and payment is required before attending first class as new student space is limited.
• Adults and youth students must bring and wear their own safety equipment, including eye protection, natural fiber clothing, and closed toe shoes. No shorts or open toe shoes may be worn.
• Participants must wear impact-rated eye protection at all times while working.Hearing protection, a leather apron, hats, and drinking water are recommended.
• Hammers and other tools are available for use during class. A personal hammer is not required, but if you wish to use your own hammer, we recommend a wood handled rounding or ball peen hammer between 1-2 pounds Hammer Styles Click Here for Hammer Example. Do not bring a claw hammer.There are no refunds for no shows.
• Registration does NOT include AGSEM membership or guild fees. In order to attend Open Forge, membership and guild fees must be paid.
• Please wear your student ID while on the premises, IDs will be given to you at your first class.
• Please park in the main lot and walk to the blacksmithing barn.