Metal Museum

Instructor: BRANDY BOYD 15+ | $250 ($200 + $50 Materials Fee)All Levels | No previous experience required While reliquaries have multiple meanings and uses across global cultural traditions, they are often understood as objects that hold something precious or sentimental. In this one-day workshop, students will learn foundational techniques in metalsmithing: sawing, silver soldering, forming, and texturing to […]

Storytime takes place on the second Saturday of each month beginning this fall. If you or your child require accommodations, please contact classes@metalmuseum.org after registering so our staff can assist you in advance. Admission FAQs

Instructor: PAIGE PORTER 15+ | $250 ($200 + $50 Materials Fee)All Levels | No previous experience required MIG Welding is often described as a “hot glue gun” of steel—an accessible entry point to welding with advanced learning potential. During this workshop, students will learn the foundations of both MIG wire welding and ARC stick welding to construct a […]

Forged Connections is the Metal Museum’s after-hours conversation series exploring how metal connects art, people, place, and everyday life. Each month, artists, metalsmiths, scholars, community partners, and professionals from fields such as engineering, design, public art, preservation, and city planning come together for accessible conversations about the role metal plays in our communities. From jewelry […]

Instructor: FRANCESCA MANARD 8+ with an adult present | All Levels | $35 ($22 + $13 Materials Fee) Get your jewelry box ready for Halloween by participating in our Spooky Beaded Jewelry class! Students will make Halloween-themed pendants using wire and seed beads, which will then be finished as necklaces or earrings. 

The Metal Museum hosts Community Days twice a year. Admission is free, and visitors of all ages can explore exhibitions, take part in hands-on activities, and watch live artist demonstrations. Sign up for scratch blocks ahead of time today!

Forged Connections is the Metal Museum’s after-hours conversation series exploring how metal connects art, people, place, and everyday life. Each month, artists, metalsmiths, scholars, community partners, and professionals from fields such as engineering, design, public art, preservation, and city planning come together for accessible conversations about the role metal plays in our communities. From jewelry […]

Instructor: TALULA BAER Beginner | 15+ | $285 ($200 + $85 Materials Fee)All Levels | No previous experience required In this beginner-friendly workshop, participants will learn fundamental jewelry techniques, including wire shaping, forging, texturing, finishing, and soldering. Through hands-on demonstrations and guided practice, we will explore how to use line and form to create unique […]

Storytime takes place on the second Saturday of each month beginning this fall. If you or your child require accommodations, please contact classes@metalmuseum.org after registering so our staff can assist you in advance. Admission FAQs

Instructors: JAMES VANDERPOOL & ALEXANDRA WEAVER 15+ | $150 ($100 + $50 Materials Fee)All Levels | No previous experience required Bring your interior design dreams to life with a custom switch plate! Through this workshop, students will design and customize switch plates with letters, graphics, and found objects.  Designs will be captured in a casting mold, […]

Instructors: JAMES VANDERPOOL & ALEXANDRA WEAVER 15+ | $150 ($100 + $50 Materials Fee)All Levels | No previous experience required In this beginner-friendly workshop, students work with Foundry artists to cast their own bottle openers in aluminum! Students will learn about the innerworkings of two-part mold making from working with irregular 3-dimensional objects, and the […]

Instructors: JAMES VANDERPOOL & ALEXANDRA ROSE $25 ($15 + $10 Materials Fee)Family-friendly | 5+ with an adult present  In this short-format, youth-friendly class, students learn to make relief sculptures. You will carve a design into a square, one-sided resin–bonded mold. Aluminum is heated to its molten state, then poured into the molds, revealing a solid […]