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NEW! Creative WeldingAdult EnrichmentThis class will teach you how to TIG weld and make a sculpture from scrap metal. This will require working your imagination and creativity to the max. TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas. The gas we use is argon. This type of welding bonds metal to metal without the use of rods, sticks or wire feeds. Local artist Greg Kraft will cover safety as well as introductory concepts of sculpture design. Students should wear long sleeved cotton shirts, jeans or heavy-duty work pants, closed toe leather shoes or boots. Students should wear a long sleeved cotton shirt, jeans or heavy-duty work pants, closed toe leather shoes or boots. Bring leather work gloves, a stone about the size of your fist, welding gear if you have it and your creativity! A $30 supply fee should be given to the instructor on the day of the class.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Weld an Iron Fish From a HorseshoeAdult EnrichmentThis class will teach you how to use a TIG weld and make an iron fish from a horseshoe. Your iron fish may be used as a trivet, door stop, or wall art. It may be combined with another horseshoe for a cell phone holder/charging station or any creative project you can dream of! TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas. This type of welding bonds metal to metal without the use of rods, sticks or wire feeds. Local artist Greg will cover safety as well as introductory concepts of sculpture design. Students should wear a long sleeved cotton shirt, jeans or heavy-duty work pants, closed toe leather shoes or boots. Bring leather work gloves, welding gear if you have it, and your creativity!A $30 supply fee is due to the instructor on the day of the class.Fall 2026 -
NEW! Weld a Garden SculptureAdult EnrichmentJoin local artist Greg Kraft as he teaches you how to TIG weld and make a sculpture for your home or garden. You will cut, bend and shape steel straps around a stone. Weld the steel to encase the stone and mount it on a steel rod with more welding. TIG stands for Tungsten Inert Gas. This type of welding bonds metal to metal without the use of rods, sticks or wire feeds. Greg will cover safety as well as introductory concepts of sculpture design. Students should wear a long sleeved cotton shirt, jeans or heavy-duty work pants, closed toe leather shoes or boots. Bring leather work gloves, a stone about the size of your fist, welding gear if you have it and your creativity! A $30 supply fee should be given to the instructor on the day of the class.Fall 2026