In addition to ferrous metals, or metals that contain iron, there are a number of other non-ferrous materials and ​processes to be explored in our studios. Copper can be used to create works of jewelry and containers, and enameling is a process of fusing powdered glass to the surface of metal. Other classes may cover topics such as riveting, sawing, and bezel setting.

Make Your Own classes are short, two-hour workshops in the Learning Space that teach introductory metalsmithing techniques and concepts. Minimal tools and equipment are required for this class. Each attendee will take home at least one completed project.

Private studio classes can be scheduled for small groups of up to four people. These two-hour sessions cover the basics of a specific metalworking technique, the materials used, preparation, and safety.