Beginning Blacksmith Class offered at
Sugar Grove Nature Center
Registration deadline Sept. 5th
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[August 29, 2014]
Saturday,
September 13; 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. - If you have ever thought about
trying your hand at pounding, bending, and twisting metal, this
one-of-a-kind program is for you!
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In this Beginning Blacksmith Class, you will work side-by-side
with a blacksmith who will give you guidance and encouragement every
step of the way. By the end of the day, you will have one or two
small completed projects to take home. Participants should wear a
long-sleeved shirt and long pants made of cotton or wool; no shorts
or open-toed shoes. NO clothing or shoes with nylon or other
flammable materials, such as some athletic shoes. Safety glasses
must be worn and will be provided if needed. For more information
about the class, contact Bill Kauffman at 309.208.2505.
The Illinois Valley Blacksmith Association’s mission is to help
people realize their dreams and aspirations of constructive and
creative metalworking through participation in their many blacksmith
demonstrations, education, and training programs, and by
capitalizing on and sharing in the vast experiences of their
membership and by utilizing their library and video resources for
blacksmiths.
Discounted fees are available for members of Sugar Grove Nature
Center or Illinois Valley Blacksmith Association, Registration fee
includes lunch, tools, and materials.
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Registration and prepayment required by September 5. Form
available at
www.sugargrovenaturecenter.org/
registernow.pdf Anyone 16 and older is welcome to
register.
For more information about this or other Nature Center programs,
phone 309.874.2174 or email
info@sugargrovenaturecenter.org
Sugar Grove Nature Center is located in beautiful, historic Funks
Grove, Illinois just south of Bloomington-Normal off of Old Route
66. For a map and directions to the Nature Center, membership and
program information, please visit us on-line at
www.sugargrovenaturecenter.org
[Text received; JANET RASMUSSEN,
SUGAR GROVE NATURE CENTER] |