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  • Welcome to Handbuilt Ceramics: Slab Mugs

    • 10/22/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • 4
    Register

    In this class, students will craft their own mug from raw clay, all while learning foundational techniques for the medium. This is an introductory class that requires no prior experience with clay. Come get your hands dirty and hear a bit more about the ceramic process!

    Based out of Hoover, AL, Hannah Dempsey has been honing her skills as a ceramic artist for nearly a decade. 

    She specializes in wheel thrown pottery, though frequently incorporates handbuilt elements into her work. A staunch believer in function over form, Hannah seeks to marry to the two, infusing whimsy into everyday objects.



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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 10/23/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Leather Working: Classic Trifold Wallet

    • 10/24/2026
    • 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom
    • 4
    Register


    Students would learn to make a trifold wallet.  The class would include sewing the wallet together, stamping, dyeing, and sealing the leather.  Also burnishing the edges of the wallet for a nice, finished look.  Students would be able to stamp their name or initials on the wallet for a personalized look.  The class would take approximately 4 hours, and the cost of the class would cover all materials used.

    About the instructor - Matt from Tandy Leather:

    Matt is an experienced leather worker from Tandy Leather who has worked with students across the area teaching sewing and leather fundamentals.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 10/24/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • October Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*

    • 10/24/2026
    • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom
    Register

    Our free monthly game night is held in the classroom at the Red Mountain Makers Makerspace on the last Saturday of each month. Come join us for a night of fun and adventure!

    We have a variety of Tabletop games to play, like Wingspan, Sushi GO, Tokaido, Ticket to Ride, and more. You’re also encouraged to bring your own.


    Game Night is a regular free event typically held on the last Saturday of the month. You DO NOT need to be a member to attend, all are welcome!

    Registration not required but encouraged to help us plan.



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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 10/25/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Mesa Pen

    • 10/26/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 2
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning! In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    The Mesa pen

    This one-piece twist pen is similar in styling to the Sierra & Gatsby, the lower band has rows of inlaid black diamond shapes. This is an elegant and intricate looking pen that would make a great gift. Takes a Parker refill.

    This pen comes in 5 different finishes:

    Gunmetal, Gold, Gold and Gunmetal, Chrome and Gold, and Chrome.

    Pictured from top to bottom:


    Gunmetal - with a double-dyed Maple Burl blank

    Gold - with a Box Elder blank

    Gold and gunmetal - with a double-dyed Maple Burl

    Chrome and gold-with a blue Maple Burl

    Chrome - with a blue stabilized Maple Burl

    These pens are offered with Maple Burls, Doubled dyed Maple Burls, or Boxelder blanks. Multiple CA coats are applied to every pen before assembling. 


    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • Fused Glass - Sea Slug

    • 10/29/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Glass Project Studio
    • 6
    Register

     In this class, we’ll make fused glass slugs! Real or imaginary, hot pink or beige! This class is a great introduction to fused glass. Students will be provided a layout for a slug outline and will be able to choose the colors and patterns for their slugs.

    Students will learn: How to cut glass How to grind glass- to smooth and shape edges to fit together well About the coefficient of expansion (COE) of glass & why that matters Types of glass fusing


    About the Instructor: 

    Mary has returned to Birmingham after teaching at the Arthur Morgan School in Burnsville,

    North Carolina, an experiential, Montessori-style boarding school for grades 7 – 9. Mary has been working with glass for the last four years, starting with fused glass then getting into stained glass, and she loves learning and working with a variety of crafts, including fiber arts, woodturning, and block printing.
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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 10/30/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 10/31/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

    Refund and Cancellation Policy



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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/01/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Wooden Pen (special designs available!)

    • 11/02/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 4
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning 

    In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    Over a couple of hours, you'll produce a gorgeous piece that is a perfect present for a dear one (or for yourself!) and learn the basics of woodturning, safety behind the lathe and its operations, as well as the different gouges to use in the process.

    Make sure to check out the special summer design options! Upgrade your pen design for an additional $20. 

    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

    Refund and Cancellation Policy 




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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/06/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

    Refund and Cancellation Policy



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  • Stained Glass - Pumpkin Ornament / Suncatcher

    • 11/06/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Glass Project Studio
    • 6
    Register

     In this class, you’ll craft your own pumpkin ornament/suncatcher! This class is a great introduction to stained glass. Students will be provided a design and will be able to choose the colors and tones they work with.

    About the Instructor: 

    Mary has returned to Birmingham after teaching at the Arthur Morgan School in Burnsville,

    North Carolina, an experiential, Montessori-style boarding school for grades 7 – 9. Mary has been working with glass for the last four years, starting with fused glass then getting into stained glass, and she loves learning and working with a variety of crafts, including fiber arts, woodturning, and block printing.
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  • Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails

    • 11/07/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6
    Register

    Making nails has been one the oldest forms of Blacksmithing for centuries. It is usually the first task of any apprentice to learn the basics skills necessary toward becoming a blacksmith.

    This course does not require a lot of strength nor skill-set prior to the class. For these reasons it is the perfect starting lesson for those wanting to try their hand at some old fashioned Blacksmithing. This course will teach students the proper terms, techniques, and protocols required to successfully create usable nails. For anyone looking to get a basic understanding of Blacksmithing, this is the course for you.

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, however minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.



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  • Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife

    • 11/07/2026
    • 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6
    Register

    Learn how to forge a knife out of a railroad spike!

    This is the perfect class to learn one of the basics of knives-making: balancing durability and hardness of the metal to make the perfect blade.

    Students will utilize a high carbon railroad spike and learn methods that induce carbon into the metal while also learning how to temper in a process called normalization. The metal will then posses both features of a durable and hard metal that is ideal for knives.

    As far as knives are concerned, the harder the steel, the better the edge, however, the harder edge makes for a brittle knife. A balance is needed between the soft flexible metal and the hard brittle metal to achieve a knife that will hold an edge without breaking. In this class more techniques for blade smithing will be covered, including various heat treatments, tapering, and tempering methods used to maximize strength with durability. 

    Prerequisites: We recommend you  complete a beginner blacksmithing class such as Forging Nails prior to taking this class, or having previous experience. 

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/07/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/08/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Private Glass Blowing Event

    • 11/08/2026
    • 2:30 PM - 6:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Hot shop

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting

    • 11/08/2026
    • ? - 7:30 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom

    Red Mountain Makers Membership & Board Meetings are held the second Sunday of each month in the classroom with a call-in option on discord, unless otherwise announced.

    All members are welcome and encouraged to attend*.

    Meetings start at 6pm and go until adjourned.


    *Occasionally, the board must meet in closed session to discuss private matters. In these cases meetings will typically begin or end with closed session. Please see our discord for updates.
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  • Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen

    • 11/09/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 3
    Register

    Learn to make an elegant hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen OR a Roller Ball Pen!

    The “Baron” fountain pen is trimmed with nibs, clips and other elements made out of the highest quality silver plating which gives each pen a distinguished look in addition to durability. Experience in turning would be helpful but is not required.  

    The fountain pen features an ultra-smooth threading removable cap that screws on to both the bottom and top of the pen. The Baron Fountain Pen not only is a great looking pen, but it is also light weight and one of the smoothest writing instruments available for everyday use and has a two-tone German made nib with an iridium tip. The artistic fittings are hand worked and polished and the solid metal external components add to the pens expensive and hardy feel.

    The Baron comes with both a siphon pump and blue ink cartridge. This hand-crafted pen will make a unique gift to others or yourself and will be completely one-of-a-kind!

    The Baron Rollerball was designed for comfort, style, and function with its classic design and six striking facets on the nib.

    The Baron Rollerball is extremely easy to make and includes a ceramic tipped Schmidt cartridge for ultra-smooth and effortless writing.

    Each pen will be turned from beautiful exotic woods such as: King Cocobolo, Olivewood, Burmese Rosewood, Cherry Burl, Boxelder Burl, Red Mailee Burl, Bocote, Spalted Tamarind, Box Elder, etc. Students may choose silver plated or gold for the pen kit.

    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    Are Minors allowed? Yes, accompanied by parent.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/13/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Introduction to Welding (MIG)

    • 11/13/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Welding Area
    • 7
    Register

    Develop fundamental skills in joining metal objects under the instruction of Stephen Charles, a former Welding Engineer and owner of Metalcraft Creative. This is an introductory class with no prior experience necessary. It includes a crash course in the MIG welding process, metal cutting, grinding, as well as the basics of hand tool use and shop safety.

    Students will leave with a wide familiarity of skills and studio techniques.

    NOTE: This class is a pre-requisite for the other welding process classes (stick and TIG) as well as any Project-Based Metalcraft classes.

    What to wear: If you use glasses to read, please bring them. If you can't see, you will struggle welding well. At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex are flammable and should not be worn around welding equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear (hood, jackets, gloves) will be provided as needed. 

    About the Instructor: Stephen Charles is a former Welding Engineer with many years of experience in production welding and custom fabrication. He has taught hundreds of beginners in the basics of welding and fabrication. Also, he’s pretty funny, so if you don’t have a sense of humor just laugh when everyone else does and no one will notice.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/14/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/15/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen

    • 11/16/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 4
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning! In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    Over a couple of hours, you'll produce a gorgeous piece that is a perfect present for a dear one (or for yourself!) and learn the basics of woodturning, safety behind the lathe and its operations, as well as the different gouges to use in the process. Affectionately dubbed the "Cigar Pen,” this big body pen never gets lost on a desktop or in a purse. The large body fits comfortably in your hand for easy writing. The Cigar Pen features a high-quality, long-lasting mechanism and a durable finish. This kit utilizes a Parker style refill and a premium double twist mechanism for flawless smooth action. Excellent gift for any man in your life. Also easier to hold for people with arthritis. This pen comes in Chrome, Gold, or Black.

    For a little bit fancier pen, make the Ultra Cigar pen with a “Maple Burl” pen blank for just $20.00 more:


    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/20/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife

    • 11/21/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 4
    Register

    In this class students will forge a small knife out of a piece of solid stock metal. This lesson will cover material foresight, design vs functionality, and will briefly hit upon types of metal and tempering techniques. The task used to create this knife will involve drawing- stretching out metal in a linear direction, forging out a bevel using hammer control, cutting, and sharpening. This class will involve the challenge of utilizing tongs and will introduce the methods necessary to handle the metal quickly and efficiently. Though this is an intermediate class, no previous knowledge is necessary to take this class. Work level is light to moderate.

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, however minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.


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  • Cutting Boards for Beginners

    • 11/21/2026
    • 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 5
    Register

    Get introduced to the beautiful craft of woodworking by making your own cutting board!  You will choose from a variety of designs composed of different native hardwoods, learn proper assembling, gluing, sanding and finishing techniques and will be taught how to correctly use thickness planer and orbital sander.

    After this 3-hour course, you will bring home a stylish ~ 8.5" x 11" handmade board that you can show off to your friends and family. Choose your design from these beautiful options:


    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been doing woodworking since 2014, and has taught students how to create cutting board designs, cut segments, glue and use a variety of clamps, and how to use planers and orbital sanders, and how to use the right finishes to preserve cutting boards. Terry is knowledgeable and experienced in making long grain, edge grain, and end grain cutting boards. He especially enjoys seeing the expression of a student who has just learned how to make something that looks great and is so useful. And cutting boards make great gifts!

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging S-Hooks

    • 11/21/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6
    Register

    A blacksmiths skill is not just rated on how fast or well-defined they can make pieces repetitively but how closely they can mimic each piece! Precision is key and the ability to recreate pieces over and over that visually match one another demonstrates the talent of a smith. From small pieces to large it is important to have continuity between pieces. In this class students will create S hooks with the goal to make each one they produce mimic the last with as little difference between them as possible. 

    Prerequisites: We recommend you  complete a beginner blacksmithing class such as Forging Nails prior to taking this class, or having previous experience. 

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.


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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/21/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • November Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*

    • 11/21/2026
    • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom
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    Our free monthly game night is held in the classroom at the Red Mountain Makers Makerspace on the last Saturday of each month. Come join us for a night of fun and adventure!

    We have a variety of Tabletop games to play, like Wingspan, Sushi GO, Tokaido, Ticket to Ride, and more. You’re also encouraged to bring your own.


    Game Night is a regular free event typically held on the last Saturday of the month. You DO NOT need to be a member to attend, all are welcome!

    Registration not required but encouraged to help us plan.



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  • Forging a Copper Bracelet

    • 11/22/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 7
    Register

    This class will introduce the process of annealing and working nonferrous metals as opposed to ferrous or “iron bearing” metals. In the first half of class students will construct a steel cloak pin primarily using the forge and horn of the anvil with various forming techniques to create decorative twist and patterns to successfully form and fit two pieces together. In the second half of class students  will construct a woven copper bracelet utilizing a torch to soften the metal in a process called “annealing” to easily form decorative twist and weave the metal. Students will be shown how to use tongs, measure, and cut their own metal. No prior classes or prerequisites are required to take this class. 


    About the Instructor:     Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. 

    Cancellations: Please see our cancellation and rescheduling policy here.

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  • Make and Take Robot Class

    • 11/22/2026
    • 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers Classroom
    • 8
    Register

    Students will learn basic engineering skills, how to build a “STEAMbot” robot, learn how to control the STEAMbot, and learn how program it to perform tasks. At the end of the class the student takes home the STEAMbot.

    An Extra STEAMbot Kit can be purchased for a guardian assisting an under 18 Student, for $50. Please use the appropriate Ticket type to add the extra kit.

    About the Instructor: Mr. Perez is a semi-retired engineer with over 45 years experience in various engineering fields. Mr. Perez worked mainly at small companies but worked for Apple, RSA Data Security and Qualcomm and was the editor for several computer standards. His current goal is to encourage more young people to consider careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM). Mr. Perez started The STEAM Train, LLC to offer a low cost robotic kit so more young people could have a real robot at home.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/22/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Mesa Pen

    • 11/23/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 4
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning! In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    The Mesa pen

    This one-piece twist pen is similar in styling to the Sierra & Gatsby, the lower band has rows of inlaid black diamond shapes. This is an elegant and intricate looking pen that would make a great gift. Takes a Parker refill.

    This pen comes in 5 different finishes:

    Gunmetal, Gold, Gold and Gunmetal, Chrome and Gold, and Chrome.

    Pictured from top to bottom:


    Gunmetal - with a double-dyed Maple Burl blank

    Gold - with a Box Elder blank

    Gold and gunmetal - with a double-dyed Maple Burl

    Chrome and gold-with a blue Maple Burl

    Chrome - with a blue stabilized Maple Burl

    These pens are offered with Maple Burls, Doubled dyed Maple Burls, or Boxelder blanks. Multiple CA coats are applied to every pen before assembling. 


    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/28/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 11/29/2026
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/04/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails

    • 12/05/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 7
    Register

    Making nails has been one the oldest forms of Blacksmithing for centuries. It is usually the first task of any apprentice to learn the basics skills necessary toward becoming a blacksmith.

    This course does not require a lot of strength nor skill-set prior to the class. For these reasons it is the perfect starting lesson for those wanting to try their hand at some old fashioned Blacksmithing. This course will teach students the proper terms, techniques, and protocols required to successfully create usable nails. For anyone looking to get a basic understanding of Blacksmithing, this is the course for you.

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, however minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

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  • Leather Working: Biker Wallet

    • 12/05/2026
    • 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom
    • 6
    Register


    Students would learn to make a trifold wallet.  The class would include sewing the wallet together, stamping, dyeing, and sealing the leather.  Also burnishing the edges of the wallet for a nice, finished look.  Students would be able to stamp their name or initials on the wallet for a personalized look.  The class would take approximately 4 hours, and the cost of the class would cover all materials used.

    About the instructor - Matt from Tandy Leather:

    Matt is an experienced leather worker from Tandy Leather who has worked with students across the area teaching sewing and leather fundamentals.

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  • Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Axes

    • 12/05/2026
    • 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 4
    Register

    In this class students will learn how to take one metal object and transform it into another in a case of extreme transformation. Students will take old hammers consisting of tool steel and transform the striking surface into an axe. Students will also be introduced to drifting dies designed to widen the eye for proper fitting to an axe handle. From here students will learn how to shape and refine the blade using the grinder and finally finishing it off with a fair amount of sanding before polishing. The final task is the heat treatment to temper the blade to withstand heavy blows. This will involve normalization, oil quenching, and heat tempering.

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, however minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/05/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Forging a Copper Bracelet: Style 2 - Larger Braid

    • 12/06/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 8
    Register

    This class will introduce the process of annealing and working nonferrous metals as opposed to ferrous or “iron bearing” metals. In the first half of class students will construct a steel cloak pin primarily using the forge and horn of the anvil with various forming techniques to create decorative twist and patterns to successfully form and fit two pieces together. In the second half of class students  will construct a woven copper bracelet utilizing a torch to soften the metal in a process called “annealing” to easily form decorative twist and weave the metal. Students will be shown how to use tongs, measure, and cut their own metal. No prior classes or prerequisites are required to take this class. 


    About the Instructor:     Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. 

    Cancellations: Please see our cancellation and rescheduling policy here.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/06/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Wooden Pen (special designs available!)

    • 12/07/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 4
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning 

    In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    Over a couple of hours, you'll produce a gorgeous piece that is a perfect present for a dear one (or for yourself!) and learn the basics of woodturning, safety behind the lathe and its operations, as well as the different gouges to use in the process.

    Make sure to check out the special summer design options! Upgrade your pen design for an additional $20. 

    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/11/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Introduction to Welding (MIG)

    • 12/11/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Welding Area
    • 9
    Register

    Develop fundamental skills in joining metal objects under the instruction of Stephen Charles, a former Welding Engineer and owner of Metalcraft Creative. This is an introductory class with no prior experience necessary. It includes a crash course in the MIG welding process, metal cutting, grinding, as well as the basics of hand tool use and shop safety.

    Students will leave with a wide familiarity of skills and studio techniques.

    NOTE: This class is a pre-requisite for the other welding process classes (stick and TIG) as well as any Project-Based Metalcraft classes.

    What to wear: If you use glasses to read, please bring them. If you can't see, you will struggle welding well. At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex are flammable and should not be worn around welding equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear (hood, jackets, gloves) will be provided as needed. 

    About the Instructor: Stephen Charles is a former Welding Engineer with many years of experience in production welding and custom fabrication. He has taught hundreds of beginners in the basics of welding and fabrication. Also, he’s pretty funny, so if you don’t have a sense of humor just laugh when everyone else does and no one will notice.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • Make and Take Robot Class

    • 12/13/2026
    • 1:30 PM - 5:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers Classroom
    • 8
    Register

    Students will learn basic engineering skills, how to build a “STEAMbot” robot, learn how to control the STEAMbot, and learn how program it to perform tasks. At the end of the class the student takes home the STEAMbot.

    An Extra STEAMbot Kit can be purchased for a guardian assisting an under 18 Student, for $50. Please use the appropriate Ticket type to add the extra kit.

    About the Instructor: Mr. Perez is a semi-retired engineer with over 45 years experience in various engineering fields. Mr. Perez worked mainly at small companies but worked for Apple, RSA Data Security and Qualcomm and was the editor for several computer standards. His current goal is to encourage more young people to consider careers in Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math (STEAM). Mr. Perez started The STEAM Train, LLC to offer a low cost robotic kit so more young people could have a real robot at home.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/13/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting

    • 12/13/2026
    • ? - 7:30 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom

    Red Mountain Makers Membership & Board Meetings are held the second Sunday of each month in the classroom with a call-in option on discord, unless otherwise announced.

    All members are welcome and encouraged to attend*.

    Meetings start at 6pm and go until adjourned.


    *Occasionally, the board must meet in closed session to discuss private matters. In these cases meetings will typically begin or end with closed session. Please see our discord for updates.
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  • Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen

    • 12/14/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 3
    Register

    Learn to make an elegant hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen OR a Roller Ball Pen!

    The “Baron” fountain pen is trimmed with nibs, clips and other elements made out of the highest quality silver plating which gives each pen a distinguished look in addition to durability. Experience in turning would be helpful but is not required.  

    The fountain pen features an ultra-smooth threading removable cap that screws on to both the bottom and top of the pen. The Baron Fountain Pen not only is a great looking pen, but it is also light weight and one of the smoothest writing instruments available for everyday use and has a two-tone German made nib with an iridium tip. The artistic fittings are hand worked and polished and the solid metal external components add to the pens expensive and hardy feel.

    The Baron comes with both a siphon pump and blue ink cartridge. This hand-crafted pen will make a unique gift to others or yourself and will be completely one-of-a-kind!

    The Baron Rollerball was designed for comfort, style, and function with its classic design and six striking facets on the nib.

    The Baron Rollerball is extremely easy to make and includes a ceramic tipped Schmidt cartridge for ultra-smooth and effortless writing.

    Each pen will be turned from beautiful exotic woods such as: King Cocobolo, Olivewood, Burmese Rosewood, Cherry Burl, Boxelder Burl, Red Mailee Burl, Bocote, Spalted Tamarind, Box Elder, etc. Students may choose silver plated or gold for the pen kit.

    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    Are Minors allowed? Yes, accompanied by parent.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/18/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Hammers

    • 12/19/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers
    • 6
    Register

    In this class students will forge high carbon steel hammer heads into an axe head. Students will be tasked with using the shop press, fitting a wooden handle, and honing an edge. Planning and preparation are key factors utilized in creating a functional piece. With that said, the head of the axe will have to fit a standard axe handle. After completing the forging, students will then proceed to refine and sharpen their axe by grinding, filing, and sanding as needed

    Task involved - (shaping, assembly, measuring, marking, utilizing the press, hammering, fitting, gluing, and temp control)

    Prerequisites: We recommend you  complete a beginner blacksmithing class such as Forging Nails prior to taking this class, or having previous experience. 

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.

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  • Cutting Boards for Beginners

    • 12/19/2026
    • 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 5
    Register

    Get introduced to the beautiful craft of woodworking by making your own cutting board!  You will choose from a variety of designs composed of different native hardwoods, learn proper assembling, gluing, sanding and finishing techniques and will be taught how to correctly use thickness planer and orbital sander.

    After this 3-hour course, you will bring home a stylish ~ 8.5" x 11" handmade board that you can show off to your friends and family. Choose your design from these beautiful options:


    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been doing woodworking since 2014, and has taught students how to create cutting board designs, cut segments, glue and use a variety of clamps, and how to use planers and orbital sanders, and how to use the right finishes to preserve cutting boards. Terry is knowledgeable and experienced in making long grain, edge grain, and end grain cutting boards. He especially enjoys seeing the expression of a student who has just learned how to make something that looks great and is so useful. And cutting boards make great gifts!

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/19/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife

    • 12/19/2026
    • 3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6
    Register

    Learn how to forge a knife out of a railroad spike!

    This is the perfect class to learn one of the basics of knives-making: balancing durability and hardness of the metal to make the perfect blade.

    Students will utilize a high carbon railroad spike and learn methods that induce carbon into the metal while also learning how to temper in a process called normalization. The metal will then posses both features of a durable and hard metal that is ideal for knives.

    As far as knives are concerned, the harder the steel, the better the edge, however, the harder edge makes for a brittle knife. A balance is needed between the soft flexible metal and the hard brittle metal to achieve a knife that will hold an edge without breaking. In this class more techniques for blade smithing will be covered, including various heat treatments, tapering, and tempering methods used to maximize strength with durability. 

    Prerequisites: We recommend you  complete a beginner blacksmithing class such as Forging Nails prior to taking this class, or having previous experience. 

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.

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  • December Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*

    • 12/19/2026
    • 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Classroom
    Register

    December's Game Night is 2nd to last Saturday of the month.

    Our free monthly game night is held in the classroom at the Red Mountain Makers Makerspace on the last Saturday of each month. Come join us for a night of fun and adventure!

    We have a variety of Tabletop games to play, like Wingspan, Sushi GO, Tokaido, Ticket to Ride, and more. You’re also encouraged to bring your own.


    Game Night is a regular free event typically held on the last Saturday of the month. You DO NOT need to be a member to attend, all are welcome!

    Registration not required but encouraged to help us plan.



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  • Stained Glass Ornament - Angel

    • 12/20/2026
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - 810 4TH AVE N, BIRMINGHAM, AL 35203
    • 6
    Register

                                There will be no refunds within 14 days of the event.

    About the Instructor: Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.


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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/20/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen

    • 12/21/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 4
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning! In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    Over a couple of hours, you'll produce a gorgeous piece that is a perfect present for a dear one (or for yourself!) and learn the basics of woodturning, safety behind the lathe and its operations, as well as the different gouges to use in the process. Affectionately dubbed the "Cigar Pen,” this big body pen never gets lost on a desktop or in a purse. The large body fits comfortably in your hand for easy writing. The Cigar Pen features a high-quality, long-lasting mechanism and a durable finish. This kit utilizes a Parker style refill and a premium double twist mechanism for flawless smooth action. Excellent gift for any man in your life. Also easier to hold for people with arthritis. This pen comes in Chrome, Gold, or Black.

    For a little bit fancier pen, make the Ultra Cigar pen with a “Maple Burl” pen blank for just $20.00 more:


    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/26/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 

    • 12/27/2026
    • 2:00 PM - 8:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area

    Click link above to register!

    Spend an hour long session with hot glass artist Garrett Pesta of whimsieshotglass to make as much glass art together as you can. From color pickup to shaping and blowing, what comes out is truly your work of art. Items include bowls, vases, flowers, ornaments, etc. No experience required!

    Scroll down to register! Hour long sessions are $160 and can accommodate up to 4 people. The price is $160 no matter how many attend, so come make your own set of one of a kind pieces, or share the hour with friends, family or loved ones! Design options may vary based on number of guests.  

    To request sessions for more than one hour or more than 4 people, please email classes@redmountainmakers.org. 

    About the Instructor: Garrett began teaching at a young age, first as a martial arts instructor and later at a trade school for massage therapy. While teaching massage, he found a glass studio in town and was accepted as an apprentice under Daniel Bell of Red Flower Studios and Jeremy Thomley of Hot Glass Mississippi. After about a year, Garrett was hired on as an assistant in the shop. For 2 years he assisted full time in the studio while honing his glass basics. The shop focused on customer experiences and instruction. In an industry where most artists are fighting for four hours of furnace time Garrett was thrown into 12 hour days 6 days a week. After his assistantship Garrett was placed in charge of student glass experiences for 2 seasons.

    During the off time he found his way out to Utah and Texas for more education and glass work experience in other studios. After moving to Birmingham , Garrett began growing his education in furnace building with the help of Charlie Correll of Correll glass studio and now has his own portable furnace for demos and classes on the go allowing him to open his own studio: Whimsies Hot Glass. The name comes from an old glassblowing term for the creative items a glassblower may get to make at the end of the work day for themselves; whimsies are all the beginnings of glassblowers personal creativity and so it will be your beginning as well!

    While his focus and passion is in student experiences, blow your owns and classes Garrett's personal work can be found at local artist and makers markets in the Birmingham area.

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.

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  • Turn a Mesa Pen

    • 12/28/2026
    • 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Woodshop
    • 4
    Register

    Learn the beautiful craft of pen-turning! In this introductory course to wood turning, you'll be shown how to turn a beautiful wooden pen on the lathe.

    The Mesa pen

    This one-piece twist pen is similar in styling to the Sierra & Gatsby, the lower band has rows of inlaid black diamond shapes. This is an elegant and intricate looking pen that would make a great gift. Takes a Parker refill.

    This pen comes in 5 different finishes:

    Gunmetal, Gold, Gold and Gunmetal, Chrome and Gold, and Chrome.

    Pictured from top to bottom:


    Gunmetal - with a double-dyed Maple Burl blank

    Gold - with a Box Elder blank

    Gold and gunmetal - with a double-dyed Maple Burl

    Chrome and gold-with a blue Maple Burl

    Chrome - with a blue stabilized Maple Burl

    These pens are offered with Maple Burls, Doubled dyed Maple Burls, or Boxelder blanks. Multiple CA coats are applied to every pen before assembling. 


    About the Instructor: Terry Tingle is a long time member of the Alabama Woodturners Association and is a member of The American Association of Woodturners. Terry has been teaching students how to turn pens for years, some of whom have had their exhibitions in Art and Craft Shows throughout Alabama, including Mentone.

    What to wear: You must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long sleeves should be avoided if possible and rolled up if necessary. Long hair must be tied back and dangly necklaces, earrings or other accessories shall be removed before starting the class. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. Masks may be required depending on circumstances.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, though minors must be supervised by a guardian at all times. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines and contact us with any questions or concerns. 

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  • Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails

    • 01/03/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 7
    Register

    Making nails has been one the oldest forms of Blacksmithing for centuries. It is usually the first task of any apprentice to learn the basics skills necessary toward becoming a blacksmith.

    This course does not require a lot of strength nor skill-set prior to the class. For these reasons it is the perfect starting lesson for those wanting to try their hand at some old fashioned Blacksmithing. This course will teach students the proper terms, techniques, and protocols required to successfully create usable nails. For anyone looking to get a basic understanding of Blacksmithing, this is the course for you.

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, however minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.



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  • Forging a Copper Bracelet

    • 01/17/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 9
    Register

    This class will introduce the process of annealing and working nonferrous metals as opposed to ferrous or “iron bearing” metals. In the first half of class students will construct a steel cloak pin primarily using the forge and horn of the anvil with various forming techniques to create decorative twist and patterns to successfully form and fit two pieces together. In the second half of class students  will construct a woven copper bracelet utilizing a torch to soften the metal in a process called “annealing” to easily form decorative twist and weave the metal. Students will be shown how to use tongs, measure, and cut their own metal. No prior classes or prerequisites are required to take this class. 


    About the Instructor:     Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. 

    Cancellations: Please see our cancellation and rescheduling policy here.

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  • Torch Welding, Brazing, and Soldering with the Oxy acetylene Torch - making a wire frame cube

    • 01/30/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - 810 4TH AVE N, BIRMINGHAM, AL 35203
    • 6
    Register

    Learn how to weld three metals together:

    This course covers different methods of adjoining metal together by use of a torch with the techniques of welding, brazing, and soldering. The differences in these techniques will be covered and the process demonstrated. The metals being a-joined include steel to steel, copper to copper, and Aluminum to aluminum, dissimilar joining between the three metals will also be touched on and demonstrated. In this class students will bond various metals with the aid of a gas fueled torch. Subjects like filling rods, fluxes, and various torch technique will be covered. No prerequisites are required for this class.

    No prerequisites are needed for the class, the work-level is light to moderate.


    Skill Level: Beginner

    Age: 18+


    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.


    About the Instructor: Classes taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

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  • Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife

    • 01/30/2027
    • 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6
    Register

    In this class students will forge a small knife out of a piece of solid stock metal. This lesson will cover material foresight, design vs functionality, and will briefly hit upon types of metal and tempering techniques. The task used to create this knife will involve drawing- stretching out metal in a linear direction, forging out a bevel using hammer control, cutting, and sharpening. This class will involve the challenge of utilizing tongs and will introduce the methods necessary to handle the metal quickly and efficiently. Though this is an intermediate class, no previous knowledge is necessary to take this class. Work level is light to moderate.

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class, however minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.


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  • Forging a Copper Bracelet: Style 2 - Larger Braid

    • 01/31/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 9
    Register

    This class will introduce the process of annealing and working nonferrous metals as opposed to ferrous or “iron bearing” metals. In the first half of class students will construct a steel cloak pin primarily using the forge and horn of the anvil with various forming techniques to create decorative twist and patterns to successfully form and fit two pieces together. In the second half of class students  will construct a woven copper bracelet utilizing a torch to soften the metal in a process called “annealing” to easily form decorative twist and weave the metal. Students will be shown how to use tongs, measure, and cut their own metal. No prior classes or prerequisites are required to take this class. 


    About the Instructor:     Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. 

    Cancellations: Please see our cancellation and rescheduling policy here.

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  • Intro to Blacksmithing: Traditional Bottle Opener

    • 02/27/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6

    Forge your own custom, traditional bottle opener in this hands-on, two-hour intro to blacksmithing! This beginner-friendly workshop at Red Mountain Maker Space covers the fundamentals of moving hot steel while you create a functional piece of art to take home.


    What You'll Learn

    • Shop Safety: How to navigate a forge environment securely.
    • Hammer Control: Techniques for efficiency and accuracy.
    • • Anvil Geometry: Using the face, horn, and edges to shape metal.

    The Process:
    • Punch & Drift: Create the opening for the bottle cap.
    • Horn Work: Round and refine the opener's shape.
    • Texturing: Apply a unique, hand-hammered finish.


    Class Details:

    Location: Red Mountain Maker Space

    Duration: 2 Hours

    Class Size: Limited to 6 people for personalized instruction

    Cost: $120 (All materials and safety gear included)

    No experience required. Come ready to swing a hammer and leave with a tool that will last a lifetime!

    Gear: All tools and safety equipment are provided. Wear natural fiber clothing (cotton/jeans) and closed-toe leather boots


    Safety First ️

    Blacksmithing is exhilarating but requires focus. We start every session with a mandatory safety briefing covering:

    • Proper use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
    • Safe handling of hot steel and forge management.
    • Correct hammer technique to prevent fatigue and injury.
    • Maintaining a "clear floor" for a safe workspace.


    About the Instructor:

    Marc Steenbergh has been an artistic blacksmith for 10 years and is the owner/ Blacksmith of Warrior Forge Blacksmith Shop located on the campus of Lowe Mill A&E in Huntsville, AL. Warrior Forge specializes in ornamental blacksmithing, commission pieces, and blacksmith experiences and classes. Warrior Forge uses traditional techniques while utilizing both traditional and modern equipment. Marc is a husband, father, grandfather, and retired Army Veteran. You can find more information about Marc and Warrior Forge Blacksmith at Warrior-Forge.com

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  • Blacksmithing - Canister Damascus

    • 02/27/2027
    • 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge
    • 6
    Register

    In this class students will learn how to make Damascus steel using metal tubing and powdered metals. The class will cover all the procedural steps including acid etching to produce an extremely high quality Damascus. (1095 will be used as a base metal and steel ball bearings for contrast). The type of metal produced will be of high carbon, suitable for small knives! The billet produced will be appropriately a quarter inch thick, two inches wide, and somewhere between six and nine inches in total length.

     




    There will be no re funds within 14 days of the event.

    About the Instructor: Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.


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  • Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging S-Hooks

    • 02/28/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 6
    Register

    A blacksmiths skill is not just rated on how fast or well-defined they can make pieces repetitively but how closely they can mimic each piece! Precision is key and the ability to recreate pieces over and over that visually match one another demonstrates the talent of a smith. From small pieces to large it is important to have continuity between pieces. In this class students will create S hooks with the goal to make each one they produce mimic the last with as little difference between them as possible. 

    Prerequisites: We recommend you  complete a beginner blacksmithing class such as Forging Nails prior to taking this class, or having previous experience. 

    About the Instructor: This class is taught by  Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge.

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. minors must be accompanied by an adult. 

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    Please review our Refund and Cancellation Policy.


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  • Intro into Mold Making I - Casting Resin (Infinity stone)

    • 03/13/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers
    • 6
    Register

    In this class students will be lead by a professional prop maker in the art of replicating objects by using a fast setting silicon mold in a one part, open face, casting. The task will cover how to mix and apply both the silicone mold and the two-part resin in order to duplicate an impression. This same technique can be applied in rubber, wax, silicon, and plaster. In addition we will also go over how to add color and opalescence to your resin and how to avoid bubbles in both your resins and silicon molds without the need of a vacuum chamber. This same method is used in the movie industry for making props!

      This class is designed to show the proper techniques necessary to make rubber molds that will allow duplicates of objects to be cast over and over again. These same techniques are utilized in various industries where pieces and parts need to be duplicated with high detail. Knowing these first steps are critical in replicating more complicated objects covered in Mold Making II and in Mold Making III

    Note: this class involves the mixing of reactive chemicals, and allergic reactions are a possibility with contact. All students will be required to wear eye protection and vinyl gloves in a well-ventilated area during class. Also, some resins take longer for others to cure.

    Work involved – (building a flask “container”, mixing two part compounds, adding release agents, unmolding)

    Tools/Materials Utilized- (two part rubber mold compound, sculpting clay, Duplo Lego blocks. Acrylic, Mold release spray, razor blades, wax, rubber, silicone, resin).


    There will be no refunds within 14 days of the event.

    About the Instructor: Classes taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge


    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. The CDC has a guide to acceptable cloth masks that help prevent the spread of infection.


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  • Casting metal: Aluminum processes and procedures

    • 03/13/2027
    • 1:00 PM - 6:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Metal Shop
    • 5
    Register

    Red Mountain Makers has made some significant investments in our metal casting capabilities, and we want our community to be able to take advantage of it! We know that molten metal can be a little intimidating, and materials can be expensive. That's why we are thrilled to be offering this introductory class focused on learning the skills to work safely and confidently on future projects, using aluminum, a lower cost material.

    In this class students will learn how to safely and correctly operate the smelting furnace with the opportunity to pour their own ingot using molten Aluminum. Students will learn about various techniques, foundry terminology, safety procedures, and proper handling of molten material. Students will use industry standard tools to heat up, transport and pour metal into pre made ingot molds. Safety equipment will be provided.

    For non-members, this class comes with a FREE MONTH of membership (a $40 value). After completing the class, students are invited to use that free month of membership to return during open hours to get started on their own metal projects using the skills they learned!

    Work involved –  smelting metal, lifting 10 lbs. coordination, pouring metal, unmolding, grinding and cleanup

    What to wear:  At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed.

    About the Instructor: Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Please read carefully the disclaimers and guidelines

    Refund and Cancellation Policy 

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  • Forging a Copper Bracelet

    • 03/14/2027
    • 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
    • Red Mountain Makers - Forge Area
    • 9
    Register

    This class will introduce the process of annealing and working nonferrous metals as opposed to ferrous or “iron bearing” metals. In the first half of class students will construct a steel cloak pin primarily using the forge and horn of the anvil with various forming techniques to create decorative twist and patterns to successfully form and fit two pieces together. In the second half of class students  will construct a woven copper bracelet utilizing a torch to soften the metal in a process called “annealing” to easily form decorative twist and weave the metal. Students will be shown how to use tongs, measure, and cut their own metal. No prior classes or prerequisites are required to take this class. 


    About the Instructor:     Class is taught by Kenneth of Fire & Brimstone Forge

    Age: there are no age restrictions to the class. Minors must be accompanied by an adult

    What to wear: At RMM, you must dress safely and appropriately. Arrive for class in all-natural fiber clothing (100% cotton), long pants, and closed-toe, closed-heel shoes with socks that protect up to the ankle. Long hair must be tied back. Nylon, polyester, spandex, or other synthetics are not allowed around machines, equipment, or processes that can produce hot fragments, sparks, or flames. Additional protective gear will be provided as needed. 

    Cancellations: Please see our cancellation and rescheduling policy here.

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09/05/2026 Beginner Sewing Class: Placemats, Coasters, and Napkins!
08/30/2026 Make and Take Robot Class
08/29/2026 August Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
08/26/2026 Welcome to Handbuilt Ceramics: Ceramic Shelf Workshop
08/24/2026 Turn a Mesa Pen
08/23/2026 Make and Take Robot Class
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08/03/2026 Turn a Wooden Pen (special summer designs available!)
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07/25/2026 July Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
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07/19/2026 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife
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07/18/2026 Cutting Boards for Beginners
07/17/2026 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
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07/12/2026 RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting
07/10/2026 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
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07/04/2026 Forging a Copper Bracelet
07/04/2026 Stained Glass -Red, White and Blue Fire Cracker
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06/28/2026 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
06/27/2026 June Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
06/27/2026 Intro to Tie Dye - folding, tying, sinew designs
06/26/2026 Intro to Electronics for Beginners: demystify the "black boxes" of modern electronics.
06/25/2026 Free LARP crafting with Everling Woods at Red Mountain Makers
06/20/2026 Cutting Boards for Beginners
06/20/2026 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Axes
06/19/2026 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
06/14/2026 RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting
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05/23/2026 Intro to Blacksmithing: Hand-Forging Nails
05/23/2026 Intro to Blacksmithing: Traditional Bottle Opener
05/23/2026 May Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
05/23/2026 Master the Forge: Beginner Wall Hook Class
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05/13/2026 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
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05/10/2026 RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting
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05/01/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
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04/26/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
04/26/2026 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
04/25/2026 April Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
04/25/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
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03/28/2026 March Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
03/26/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
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03/20/2026 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
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03/08/2026 RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting
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03/07/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/06/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/05/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/05/2026 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
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02/27/2026 February DC205 Meetup
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02/20/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
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02/11/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/10/2026 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
02/09/2026 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
02/08/2026 RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting
02/08/2026 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
02/07/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/06/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/04/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/02/2026 Turn a Wooden Pen
01/31/2026 January Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
01/31/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/30/2026 January DC205 Meetup
01/30/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/28/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/26/2026 Turn a Mesa Pen
01/24/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/23/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/21/2026 Private Glass Blowing Event
01/21/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/19/2026 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
01/17/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/17/2026 Cutting Boards for Beginners
01/16/2026 Private Glass Blowing Event
01/16/2026 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
01/16/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/14/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/12/2026 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
01/11/2026 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
01/11/2026 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
01/10/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/10/2026 AWA hands-on workshop: Embellishment
01/10/2026 Private Glass Blowing Event
01/09/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/07/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/05/2026 Turn a Wooden Pen
01/03/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/02/2026 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/31/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
12/27/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife
12/27/2025 December Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
12/27/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/27/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife
12/27/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
12/26/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/22/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
12/20/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife
12/20/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/20/2025 Introduction to Stained Glass: Gnome
12/20/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Axes
12/20/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners
12/19/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/19/2025 Private Glass Blowing Event
12/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/17/2025 Private Glass Blowing Event
12/14/2025 Private Glass Blowing Event
12/14/2025 Pewter Ornament Casting Workshop
12/13/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife
12/13/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/13/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Hammers
12/12/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
12/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/08/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
12/07/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
12/07/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
12/06/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife
12/06/2025 Blacksmithing Fundamentals: Twists & Hooks
12/06/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
12/06/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners
12/06/2025 FAKE EVENT FOR TESTING
12/06/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
12/05/2025 Private Glass Blowing Event
12/05/2025 Private Glass Blowing Event
12/05/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/04/2025 Private Glass Fusing Event
12/03/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
12/01/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
11/30/2025 Introduction to Stained Glass: Ornament
11/29/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/28/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/26/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
11/24/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
11/22/2025 November Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
11/22/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/20/2025 Private Glass Blowing Event
11/19/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
11/17/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
11/16/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
11/16/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
11/15/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
11/15/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners
11/14/2025 November DC205 Meetup: Hacker Show-N-Tell
11/14/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
11/14/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to Stick Welding
11/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
11/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
11/10/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
11/08/2025 AWA Class Series: How to make a chalice
11/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
11/05/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
11/03/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
11/01/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/29/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
10/27/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
10/25/2025 October Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
10/25/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/24/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/22/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/19/2025 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
10/19/2025 Introduction to Cabinet Building
10/18/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/18/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners
10/17/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
10/17/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to Stick Welding
10/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/15/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/13/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
10/12/2025 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
10/11/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/11/2025 AWA Class Series: The Push Cut
10/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/08/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/06/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
10/05/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
10/05/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
10/04/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
10/01/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
09/28/2025 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
09/27/2025 September Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
09/27/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/27/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners
09/26/2025 DC205 Meetup
09/26/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/24/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
09/22/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
09/21/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
09/20/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/19/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
09/19/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to TIG welding
09/19/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/15/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
09/14/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
09/14/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
09/13/2025 Anime Night! - Free for Everyone
09/13/2025 Japanese Language Club - Free for Everyone
09/13/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
09/08/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
09/03/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
09/03/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
08/30/2025 August Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
08/30/2025 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
08/25/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
08/24/2025 Intro to Tie Dye - folding, tying, and ice dyeing
08/23/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
08/22/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
08/18/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
08/16/2025 Pewter Charm Casting Workshop
08/11/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
08/09/2025 Anime Night! - Free for Everyone
08/09/2025 Japanese Language Club - Free for Everyone
08/04/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
07/30/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
07/28/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
07/26/2025 July Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
07/26/2025 Stained Glass Candle Holders
07/26/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
07/26/2025 Forging a Copper Bracelet
07/25/2025 DC205 Meetup - Secure, Open Communication Using [matrix] *free and open to non members*
07/25/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
07/25/2025 Advanced Blacksmithing Forging A Sword - 3 day Course
07/23/2025 Private Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
07/22/2025 Introduction to Cosplay Props - 4 day Cosplay Sword Making Course
07/21/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
07/20/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Troll Cross
07/20/2025 Stained Glass Ornament - Honey Comb Ornament
07/19/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife
07/19/2025 Stained glass: Full Stained Glass Lamp
07/18/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Hammers
07/13/2025 Stained Glass Ornament - 3D Star
07/13/2025 Stained Glass - Design your own ornament!
07/12/2025 Anime Night! - Free for Everyone
07/12/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife
07/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
07/12/2025 Stained Glass -Red, White and Blue Fire Cracker
07/12/2025 Intro to Stained Glass - Coasters
07/11/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
07/09/2025 Intro to 3D Printing
07/07/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
06/30/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
06/28/2025 June Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
06/28/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
06/27/2025 DC205 - Hacker Trivia Night *Free and open to Non-members*
06/25/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
06/23/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
06/22/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
06/22/2025 Private Event in the Classroom
06/22/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
06/20/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
06/20/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to Stick Welding
06/20/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to TIG welding
06/20/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/18/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/16/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
06/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/14/2025 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
06/13/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/11/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/08/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
06/04/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
06/01/2025 Crafting Viking Shields
05/31/2025 May Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
05/31/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/30/2025 DC205 Puzzle CTF Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
05/30/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/28/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
05/26/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
05/24/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/24/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
05/24/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
05/23/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/19/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
05/18/2025 Welding, Brazing, and Soldering with the Oxy acetylene Torch - making a wire frame cube
05/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/17/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging A Dagger - 2 day course
05/16/2025 Beginner Stained Glass: Learn how to cut Glass, Foil and Solder
05/16/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
05/16/2025 Private Glassblowing Event
05/16/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
05/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/12/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
05/11/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
05/11/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
05/10/2025 AWA Class Series: Turn an Ikebana Vase
05/07/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
05/05/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
05/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
05/02/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
04/30/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/28/2025 Turn a Wooden Cigar Pen
04/27/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
04/27/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge Throwing knives
04/27/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
04/27/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
04/27/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife
04/26/2025 April Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
04/26/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/26/2025 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
04/26/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
04/26/2025 Beginner Stained Glass: Tulip Ornament
04/25/2025 Casting metal: Aluminum processes and procedures
04/25/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/23/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
04/21/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
04/20/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Hammers
04/20/2025 Private Event in Classroom
04/19/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forge a Railroad Spike Knife
04/19/2025 Turn a Wooden Twig Vase
04/19/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forge A Stock Knife
04/18/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
04/16/2025 Intro to 3D Printing
04/16/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/15/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
04/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
04/12/2025 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
04/12/2025 AWA Class Series: Turn a Spin Top Box
04/12/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
04/11/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
04/11/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/09/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/08/2025 Using 3D Printing To Give The World A Helping Hand
04/08/2025 Beginner Stained Glass - Blue Feather Ornament
04/07/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
04/06/2025 April Clean Up Day
04/05/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
04/04/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
04/02/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
03/29/2025 March Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
03/28/2025 DC205 March Meetup: Shodan Showdown *Free and open to Non-members*
03/28/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/26/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/24/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
03/22/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
03/21/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
03/19/2025 Private 3D Printing Class
03/19/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/18/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/17/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
03/16/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing: Blown Ornaments
03/16/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
03/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/12/2025 Intro to 3D Printing
03/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/11/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/10/2025 Turn an Elegant "Baron" Fountain Pen or Roller Ball Pen
03/09/2025 RMM Monthly Membership & Board Meeting
03/09/2025 Private Event in Classroom
03/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/05/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
03/04/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
03/03/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
03/03/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
03/02/2025 Open Hours
03/02/2025 Private Event in Classroom
03/01/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
03/01/2025 Open Hours
03/01/2025 Private Glassblowing Event
03/01/2025 Private Event in Classroom
02/28/2025 Private Glassblowing Event
02/28/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
02/26/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/25/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/23/2025 Open Hours
02/23/2025 Private Event in Classroom
02/23/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
02/22/2025 February Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
02/22/2025 Open Hours
02/22/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging A Stock Knife
02/22/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
02/22/2025 Metal Casting: Bronze and Ceramic Shell (2 part class)
02/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/19/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/18/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/17/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
02/17/2025 Intro to hot glass: Gathering, Sculpting, and Flowers
02/16/2025 RMM Monthly Board Meeting
02/16/2025 Open Hours
02/16/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Axes
02/16/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging a Flint Striker
02/15/2025 Open Hours
02/15/2025 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
02/15/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging A Letter Opener
02/15/2025 Turn a Wooden Twig Vase
02/15/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
02/14/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
02/14/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to Stick welding
02/12/2025 Intro to 3D Printing
02/12/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
02/12/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/11/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/10/2025 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
02/09/2025 Open Hours
02/09/2025 Maker Space at Kami-Con: Learn to Solder
02/09/2025 Private Event in Classroom
02/08/2025 Maker Space at Kami-Con: Leather D20 Bag
02/08/2025 Maker Space at Kami-Con: Learn to Solder
02/08/2025 Open Hours
02/08/2025 Maker Space at Kami-Con: Leather D20 Bag
02/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/05/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/04/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
02/03/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
02/02/2025 Open Hours
02/02/2025 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Railroad Spike Knives
02/01/2025 Open Hours
02/01/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging A Stock Knife
02/01/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
01/31/2025 DC205 January Meetup: Hack Your Career *Free and open to Non-members*
01/31/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/31/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/31/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/31/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/30/2025 Open Hours
01/30/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/30/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/30/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/29/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/28/2025 Open Hours
01/28/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/28/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/28/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/28/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/27/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/26/2025 Open Hours
01/26/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting Workshop
01/26/2025 Private Event in Classroom
01/26/2025 Beginner Stained Glass: Snow Flake Ornament
01/25/2025 January Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
01/25/2025 Open Hours
01/25/2025 Blacksmithing: Forge a belt buckle
01/25/2025 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
01/25/2025 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
01/25/2025 Metal Casting: Bronze and Ceramic Shell (2 part class)
01/24/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/24/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/24/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/24/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/23/2025 Open Hours
01/23/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/23/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/23/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/22/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/21/2025 Open Hours
01/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/21/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/20/2025 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
01/19/2025 Intermediate Glassblowing
01/19/2025 Open Hours
01/18/2025 Intro To Glassblowing
01/18/2025 Open Hours
01/18/2025 Private Event in Classroom
01/18/2025 Turn a Wooden Twig Vase
01/18/2025 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
01/17/2025 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
01/17/2025 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to TIG welding
01/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/17/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/16/2025 Open Hours
01/16/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/16/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/16/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/15/2025 Intro to 3D Printing
01/15/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/14/2025 Open Hours
01/14/2025 Glass Blowing Open Studio
01/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/14/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/13/2025 Turn an Acrylic Pen
01/13/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/12/2025 Open Hours
01/12/2025 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
01/12/2025 Pewter Pendant Casting
01/11/2025 Open Hours
01/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/10/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/09/2025 Open Hours
01/09/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/09/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/09/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/09/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/08/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/07/2025 Open Hours
01/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/07/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/06/2025 Turn a Wooden Pen
01/05/2025 Open Hours
01/04/2025 Open Hours
01/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
01/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/03/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/02/2025 Open Hours
01/02/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/02/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/02/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
01/02/2025 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions 
12/31/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/29/2024 Intermediate Glassblowing
12/28/2024 Intro To Glassblowing
12/28/2024 December Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
12/28/2024 Tiny Tufters - Rug Tufting Workshop for Kids 8 to 12!
12/27/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/23/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
12/21/2024 Mold Making III - Casting bronze and Ceramic Shell (2 part class)
12/20/2024 DC205 December Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
12/20/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/19/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
12/18/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/17/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/16/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
12/15/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
12/14/2024 Macrame Christmas Ornament Workshop
12/14/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/14/2024 Project Support Day: Welding and Metal Fabrication
12/13/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/12/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
12/11/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/10/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/09/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
12/08/2024 Red Mountain Makers Board Meeting - December
12/07/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/07/2024 Tap into Tufting - Rug Tufting Workshop
12/06/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/05/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
12/04/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/03/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
12/02/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
12/01/2024 Beginner Stained Glass: Snow Flake Ornament
12/01/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
12/01/2024 Intro to Woodworking: Build a Simple Stool
12/01/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
11/30/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/30/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
11/30/2024 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
11/27/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/26/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/24/2024 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging S-Hooks
11/24/2024 Learn to Sew: Make a Lumbar Pillow
11/24/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
11/23/2024 November Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
11/23/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/23/2024 Mold Making II: Silicon molds of small, complex objects
11/23/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
11/23/2024 Learn to Sew: Tote Bags
11/22/2024 DC205 November Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
11/21/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
11/20/2024 Intro to 3D Printing
11/20/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/19/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/17/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
11/16/2024 Turn wooden Christmas Ornaments
11/15/2024 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
11/15/2024 Intermediate Welding: Introduction to TIG welding
11/12/2024 Red Mountain Makers Board Meeting - November
11/10/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
11/09/2024 Learn to Sew: Make a Lumbar Pillow
11/09/2024 Crochet for Beginners
11/09/2024 Clean Up Day
11/08/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/07/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
11/06/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/05/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
11/04/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
11/02/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
11/01/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/30/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/29/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/27/2024 Making a Makerspace - October
10/27/2024 Beginner Stained Glass: Halloween Ornament
10/27/2024 Leather Crafting: Burlington Belt Bag
10/27/2024 Forging a Copper Bracelet
10/26/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
10/26/2024 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging Scrolls
10/25/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/23/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/22/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/21/2024 Turn an Acrylic Pen
10/20/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
10/20/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
10/19/2024 October Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
10/19/2024 Glass Fusing: Halloween Night Light
10/19/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
10/19/2024 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Horse Shoe Knife
10/18/2024 Introduction to Welding (MIG)
10/18/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/16/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen 
10/16/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/15/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/13/2024 Learn Leatherworking: Make a Key Fob
10/13/2024 Intermediate Blacksmithing: Forging a Flint Striker
10/13/2024 Beginner Blacksmithing: Triangle idiophone
10/12/2024 Forging a Copper Bracelet
10/12/2024 Beginner Blacksmithing: Forging Nails
10/12/2024 Alabama Woodturners Association Meeting With Four Demonstrations
10/09/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen 
10/09/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/08/2024 Red Mountain Makers Board Meeting - October
10/08/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/07/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
10/05/2024 Turn a Wooden Bowl
10/03/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
10/02/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
09/29/2024 Making a Makerspace - September
09/29/2024 Learn to Sew: Make a Lumbar Pillow
09/29/2024 Leather Crafting: 8 Strand Round Braid Keychain
09/28/2024 September Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
09/28/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
09/27/2024 DC205 September Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
09/26/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
09/26/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
09/25/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glassblowing Sessions
09/24/2024 Art Committee Meeting
09/24/2024 Tool Teaching Tuesdays: Woodshop
09/23/2024 Intro to Soldering: RMM Blinky Badge
09/22/2024 Intermediate Glassblowing
09/22/2024 Pewter Pendant Casting
09/21/2024 Intro To Glassblowing
09/21/2024 Sip & Stitch: BYOB Cross Stitching
09/21/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
09/20/2024 Introduction to Welding
09/19/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
09/18/2024 Intro to 3D Printing
09/18/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
09/16/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
09/14/2024 AWA Class Series: Turn a Wooden Sphere
08/31/2024 August Monthly Game Night *Free and open to non-members*
08/31/2024 Leather Crafting: Bi-fold wallet
08/30/2024 DC205 August Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
08/24/2024 Intermediate Glassblowing
08/24/2024 Glassblowing Special Session
08/24/2024 Intro to Glass Fusing: Make a Fused Plate
08/24/2024 Stained Glass - Cathedral Windows and Restoration
08/24/2024 Intro to Woodworking: Build a Carpenters Tool Tote
08/22/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
08/19/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
08/19/2024 Intro to Soldering: RMM Blinky Badge
08/17/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
08/17/2024 Stained glass lamp shade
08/16/2024 Introduction to Welding
08/11/2024 Stained glass kaleidoscope
08/10/2024 Intro To Glassblowing
08/10/2024 Stained Glass Sun Catcher II
08/04/2024 Stained Glass Panel II *New Class*
08/03/2024 Casting metal 101: Aluminum Ingots
07/31/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/30/2024 Tool Teaching Tuesdays: Woodshop Edition
07/30/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/28/2024 Making a Makerspace: July **Free Event**
07/28/2024 Leather Crafting: Basic Belt Construction
07/28/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/28/2024 Mold Making III - Casting bronze and Ceramic Shell (2 part class)
07/27/2024 July Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
07/27/2024 Mold Making II - silicon molds of small, complex objects
07/26/2024 DC205 July Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
07/26/2024 Introduction to Welding
07/24/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/23/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/21/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/21/2024 Stained Glass Candle Holders
07/20/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
07/20/2024 Stained Glass Sun Catcher 1
07/18/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
07/17/2024 Intro to 3D Printing
07/17/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/16/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/15/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
07/14/2024 3-D Stained Glass Terrarium Plant (Pink or Green)
07/13/2024 New Class Stained Glass Panel I
07/10/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/09/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/07/2024 Intro into Mold Making I - Casting Resin (Infinity stone)
07/07/2024 Stained Glass -Red, White and Blue Fire Cracker
07/06/2024 Forging Hammers
07/03/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
07/02/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/30/2024 Leather Crafting: Knife Sheath
06/30/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/29/2024 June Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
06/29/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
06/28/2024 DC205 June Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
06/26/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/25/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/23/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/23/2024 Forging Roses
06/22/2024 Forging a Penannular Brooch
06/22/2024 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
06/20/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
06/19/2024 Sip & Stitch
06/19/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/18/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/17/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
06/16/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/16/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - 3-D Moravian Star
06/15/2024 Stained Glass - Mushroom Ornament
06/15/2024 Intro To Glassblowing
06/15/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
06/15/2024 Stained Glass Jewelry -Creating a Stained Glass Pendant/Broach
06/14/2024 Introduction to Welding
06/12/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/11/2024 RMM Board Meeting
06/11/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/09/2024 *New Class* Canister Damascus
06/08/2024 Stained Glass - Liminal Glass
06/08/2024 Glass Fusing: Plates
06/08/2024 AWA Class Series: Turn a Pen in Acrylic
06/08/2024 Intro to Stained Glass - Coasters
06/05/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/04/2024 You Blew It! 1 Hour Glass Blowing Sessions
06/02/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Summer Sun
06/02/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Honey Comb Ornament
06/01/2024 Free Stained Glass Tour
05/26/2024 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
05/26/2024 Crafting Viking Shields
05/25/2024 May Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
05/25/2024 Aluminum Open Face Casting
05/24/2024 DC205 May Meetup *Free and open to Non-members*
05/20/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
05/19/2024 Learn to Make a Lumbar Pillow
05/19/2024 *New Class* Ceramic Shell Bronze Casting 2 Day Course
05/18/2024 Learn to Sew: Make a Lumbar Pillow
05/18/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
05/18/2024 Marketing & Events Meeting
05/17/2024 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
05/16/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
05/12/2024 Forging Twist and Scrolls
05/12/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Tulip Flower
05/11/2024 Forging A Stock Knife
05/11/2024 AWA Class Series: Turn a Pen in Acrylic
05/11/2024 Forging Nails
05/10/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101 
05/08/2024 Intro to 3D Printing
05/04/2024 Turn a Wooden Goblet
04/28/2024 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
04/28/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
04/27/2024 Monthly Game Night *Free and open to Non-members*
04/26/2024 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
04/21/2024 Red Mountain Makers Market Day & Open House
04/20/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
04/20/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Blue Feather
04/20/2024 Forging Nails
04/16/2024 Turn a Wooden Bowl
04/15/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
04/14/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
04/13/2024 Forging A Stock Knife
04/13/2024 AWA Class Series:Learn to Turn an Egg Sculpture
04/13/2024 Forging Nails
04/13/2024 Clean Up Day
04/06/2024 Turn a Wooden Bowl
03/31/2024 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
03/30/2024 **Free Event** Game Night
03/30/2024 *New Class* Ceramic Shell Bronze Casting 2 Day Course
03/22/2024 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
03/22/2024 *New Class* Prop Making & Rubber Silicone Molds
03/21/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
03/18/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
03/17/2024 *New Class* Bearded Axe Forge Welding
03/16/2024 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
03/16/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
03/16/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Shamrock
03/09/2024 AWA Class Series: Two Part Hollow Form
03/02/2024 *New Class* Turn a Wooden Twig Vase
03/02/2024 Advanced Blacksmithing Forging A Sword - 4 day Course
02/25/2024 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
02/24/2024 **Free Event** Game Night
02/24/2024 Private Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
02/22/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
02/19/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
02/18/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
02/17/2024 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
02/16/2024 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
02/11/2024 Learn to Make a Drawstring Bag
02/11/2024 Forging Hearts
02/11/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Heart
02/10/2024 AWA Class Series: Bowl Gouge Technique
02/10/2024 Forging Hammers
02/09/2024 Aluminum Open Face Casting
02/04/2024 Learn to Make a Lumbar Pillow
02/04/2024 Historic Riveted Chain Mail Armoring Class
02/03/2024 Sterling Silver Book marks Bezel Setting Stones
02/03/2024 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
01/31/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Shamrock
01/28/2024 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
01/27/2024 **Free Event** Game Night
01/25/2024 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
01/22/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen
01/21/2024 New Experiential Class* Crafting A Leather Sheath
01/20/2024 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
01/14/2024 Oxy Acetylene Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
01/14/2024 Forging Hammers
01/13/2024 Stained Glass Ornament - Cardinal
01/13/2024 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
01/12/2024 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
01/06/2024 Turn a Wooden Pen 
01/06/2024 Forging A Dagger - 2 day course
01/06/2024 Turn a Wooden Bowl
12/30/2023 **Free Event** Game Night
12/19/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/16/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/15/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
12/13/2023 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
12/12/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/11/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
12/10/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Angel
12/09/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Candy Cane
12/09/2023 Forging a Christmas ornament
12/09/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Poinsettia
12/04/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/03/2023 Forging a Christmas ornament
12/02/2023 Turn a Wooden Bowl
11/26/2023 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
11/24/2023 **Free Event** Game Night
11/20/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
11/18/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
11/18/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Snowflake
11/17/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
11/16/2023 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
11/15/2023 Intro to 3D Printing
11/15/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Cardinal
11/05/2023 2 Day Course: Forging Railroad Spike Knives
11/04/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
11/04/2023 Turn a Wooden Christmas Ornament
10/29/2023 **Free Event** Making a Makerspace
10/26/2023 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
10/24/2023 Sewing Class! Let's Make a Wristlet Key Holder
10/23/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
10/22/2023 Sewing Class! Let's Make a Wristlet Key Holder
10/21/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
10/21/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Candy Cane
10/21/2023 Turn a Wooden Bowl
10/21/2023 Forging Axes - 2 Day Class
10/21/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Pumpkin
10/20/2023 **Free Event** Game Night
10/20/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
10/18/2023 Intro to 3d Design with Solidworks CAD
10/14/2023 AWA Class Series: Incorporating a Celtic Knot
10/08/2023 Forging Horseshoe Knives
10/07/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
09/30/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
09/22/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
09/21/2023 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
09/18/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
09/16/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
09/16/2023 Turn a Wooden Candle Holder
09/09/2023 AWA Class Series: What's Next in Spindle Turning
08/30/2023 Summer Series: Intro to 3D Printing
08/29/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Soldering
08/27/2023 Advance Stained Glass - Kaleidoscope
08/26/2023 Advanced Stained Glass: Leaded Sun Catcher
08/26/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Machining - Metal Lathe
08/25/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
08/24/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Woodworking
08/22/2023 Summer Series: PC Hardware Basics
08/22/2023 Summer Series: Woodshop Basics
08/21/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
08/20/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Lasercutting
08/20/2023 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
08/19/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
08/19/2023 Summer Series: Circuits and Electronics
08/19/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
08/17/2023 Summer Series: Python Basics
08/15/2023 Summer Series: PC Hardware Basics
08/12/2023 AWA Class Series Presentation
08/06/2023 Monthly Stained Glass Ornament:The Blazing Sun
08/05/2023 Summer Series: Tie Dye T-shirts!
08/05/2023 Stained Glass Terrarium Plant (Pink or Green)
07/31/2023 Summer Series: Digital Literacy
07/30/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Soldering
07/30/2023 Summer Series: Code a Microbit
07/29/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Laser Cutting
07/29/2023 Stained Glass - Make Your Own Ornament
07/28/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
07/28/2023 **Free Event** Game Night
07/27/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Laser Cutting
07/27/2023 Learn to Make an Elegant Hand-crafted “Baron” Fountain Pen
07/27/2023 Summer Series: Mathematics Basics
07/26/2023 Summer Series: Intro to 3D Printing
07/25/2023 Summer Series: PC Hardware Basics
07/24/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
07/24/2023 Summer Series: Digital Literacy
07/22/2023 Turn a Wooden Bowl
07/19/2023 Summer Series: Python Basics
07/18/2023 Summer Series: PC Hardware Basics
07/17/2023 Summer Series: Build a Wooden Box
07/16/2023 Summer Series: Intro to Soldering
07/15/2023 Summer Series: Digital Literacy
07/15/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
07/12/2023 Summer Series: Woodshop Basics
07/09/2023 Stained Glass 3D Star
07/08/2023 Beginner-Stained Glass Pictorial Scene
07/08/2023 AWA Class Series - Cowboy Hat Ornamanet
07/02/2023 Intro to Stained Glass: Learn to Cut Glass
07/02/2023 Monthly Stained Glass Ornament: Red White and Blue Firecracker
07/01/2023 Monthly Stained Glass Ornament: Red White and Blue Firecracker
07/01/2023 Intro to Stained Glass: Learn to Cut Glass
06/30/2023 **Free Event** Board Game Night
06/28/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
06/25/2023 Forging a Dog Head Bottle Opener
06/24/2023 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
06/21/2023 Intro to 3d Design with Solidworks CAD
06/19/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
06/18/2023 Forging Roses
06/17/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
06/17/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
06/16/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
06/10/2023 AWA Class Series Natural Edge Bowl
05/28/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Memorial Day Flag
05/27/2023 **Free Event** Beginner Car Maintenance for Women
05/27/2023 Forged belt buckle
05/26/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
05/26/2023 **Free Event** Board Game Night
05/20/2023 Metal Art Class: Make a piece of art from scrap metal.
05/20/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
05/20/2023 Forging A Dagger - 2 day course
05/19/2023 Welding: Advanced Project Class
05/13/2023 Forging A Knife - Birthday Celebration for 4 - Private Class
05/13/2023 AWA Class Series - Make a Gonk
05/12/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to TIG
05/09/2023 **Free Event** Taco Tuesday: Maker Member Appreciation Day
05/09/2023 FREE Teardown Tuesday
04/30/2023 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
04/30/2023 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
04/29/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
04/28/2023 **Free Event** Board Game Night
04/21/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
04/17/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
04/16/2023 Forging Axes
04/15/2023 Welding: Basic Project Class
04/15/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
04/15/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
04/14/2023 Metal Art Class: Make a piece of art from scrap metal.
04/13/2023 Forging A Stock Knife
04/11/2023 FREE Teardown Tuesday
04/09/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Easter Egg
04/09/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Easter Egg
04/08/2023 Learning How to Make Smoother Cuts with Gouges
04/02/2023 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
04/01/2023 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
04/01/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
03/31/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
03/26/2023 Learn to Make a Lumbar Pillow
03/22/2023 Intro to Soldering
03/19/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
03/19/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
03/18/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
03/12/2023 Forging Belt Buckle
03/12/2023 Monthly Stained Glass Ornament - Shamrock
03/11/2023 Forging Axes
03/11/2023 AWA Class Series Turn a Wooden Pen
03/11/2023 Forging a Dog Head Bottle Opener
03/04/2023 Turn a Wooden Candle Holder
03/03/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
02/27/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
02/26/2023 Turn a Wooden Candle Holder
02/26/2023 Forging Hammers
02/25/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
02/18/2023 Bottle Opener or Bottle Stopper
02/14/2023 Valentine's Metal Art Class (beginner): Make a piece of art from scrap metal.
02/12/2023 Turn a Wooden Bowl
02/12/2023 Forging Horseshoe Heart
02/11/2023 AWA Class Series: Bottle Opener or Stopper
02/11/2023 Stained Glass Ornament - Heart
02/11/2023 Forging Roses
02/04/2023 Turn a Wooden Bowl
02/02/2023 Team Building Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
01/29/2023 Forging a Candle Holder
01/28/2023 Forging a Penannular Brooch
01/28/2023 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
01/28/2023 Vision Board Party
01/28/2023 Monthly Stained Glass Ornament - TBD
01/25/2023 Intro to Soldering
01/22/2023 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
01/22/2023 Forging Knives
01/21/2023 Learn to Make a Lumbar Pillow
01/21/2023 Bottle Opener or Bottle Stopper
01/20/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to TIG
01/19/2023 Welding Private Class
01/14/2023 AWA Class Series: Beaded Bowl
01/13/2023 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
01/08/2023 Forging a Corkscrew
01/08/2023 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
01/07/2023 Forging a Flambeau
01/03/2023 Turn a Wooden Pen
12/23/2022 Forging A Knife
12/19/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
12/18/2022 Advanced Blacksmithing Forging A Sword - 4 day Course
12/17/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
12/17/2022 Forging Axes
12/10/2022 Forging A Dagger - 2 day course
12/09/2022 Making a Wooden Stove Top Cover
12/09/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
12/09/2022 Stained Glass Ornament - Snowflake
12/04/2022 Turn wooden Christmas Ornaments
12/04/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
12/03/2022 Forging a Christmas ornament
12/03/2022 Turn wooden Christmas Ornaments
12/03/2022 Stained Glass Ornament - Snowflake
12/02/2022 DIY and Wine - Christmas Ornaments
11/27/2022 Forging a church key Bottle Opener
11/26/2022 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
11/26/2022 Forging S-Hooks
11/21/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
11/20/2022 Fabricating Armored Gauntlets
11/19/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
11/19/2022 Sheet Metal Forming Basics: Chasing and Repoussé
11/18/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
11/16/2022 Intro to Soldering
11/12/2022 Stained Glass Ornament - Leaf
11/12/2022 AWA Class Series - Miniature Bird House Ornament
11/11/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to TIG
11/06/2022 Penannular Brooch
11/06/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
11/05/2022 Making earrings
11/05/2022 Turn a wooden bowl
10/30/2022 Forging Roses
10/29/2022 Forging a Dinner Bell
10/29/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
10/24/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
10/22/2022 Acid Etching Pendants
10/22/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
10/16/2022 Wood Turning a Letter Opener Handle
10/16/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
10/16/2022 Forging A Letter Opener
10/15/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
10/15/2022 Stained Glass Ornament - Pumpkin
10/15/2022 Turn a wooden Vase or Goblet
10/14/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
10/08/2022 Stained Glass Coaster
10/08/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
10/08/2022 AWA CLASS SERIES: TURKEY CALLS AND WOOD PENS
10/02/2022 Forging a dog head Bottle Opener
10/01/2022 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
10/01/2022 Forging S-Hooks
09/30/2022 **Free Event** Game night and TTRPG Monster Hunters - Session 0
09/28/2022 Intro to Soldering
09/26/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
09/17/2022 Turn a wooden bowl
09/16/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to TIG
09/09/2022 TBD - Cutting Boards 201 - Intermediate Woodworking
09/03/2022 Bottle Opener or Bottle Stopper
08/28/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
08/27/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
08/27/2022 Stained Glass Kaleidoscope
08/26/2022 Stained Glass Leaded Sun Catcher
08/22/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
08/20/2022 Turn a Flower Vase
08/19/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
08/14/2022 *New Intermediate Class* Forging a Silver spoon
08/14/2022 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
08/14/2022 Sheet Metal Forming Basics: Chasing and Repoussé
08/13/2022 *New Jewelry Class* Acid Etching Pendants
08/13/2022 AWA Class - Sharpening Woodturning Tools
08/13/2022 Stained Glass Ornament - Blue Feather
08/13/2022 Forging S-Hooks
08/07/2022 Sew an indoor/outdoor pillow
07/30/2022 Making earrings
07/30/2022 Forging Bottle Openers
07/30/2022 Stained Glass Candle Holder
07/25/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
07/23/2022 Bee School - Short Class
07/16/2022 Beekeeping Pests 101
07/09/2022 Stained Glass 3D Star
07/09/2022 AWA Class - Turn a Bowl With a Fluted Rim
07/09/2022 Stained Glass Ornament
07/09/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
07/08/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
06/29/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
06/26/2022 *New Jewelry Class* Making earrings
06/26/2022 Forging a Leaf Key Fob
06/26/2022 *New Jewelry Class* Setting Gem stones
06/25/2022 Bee School - Short Class
06/25/2022 *New Beginner Class* Forging S-Hooks
06/24/2022 Beekeeping Pests 101
06/20/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
06/19/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
06/18/2022 Silver Ring Casting
06/17/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
06/14/2022 Bee School - One Day Class
06/12/2022 *New Beginner Class* Forging a Copper Bracelet
06/12/2022 *Special Discount 60% off!* - Stained Glass Ornament
06/12/2022 *New Beginner Class* Forging S-Hooks
06/11/2022 Stained Glass Coaster
06/11/2022 AWA Class - Christmas Ornaments
06/11/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
06/08/2022 Woodturning for Beginners - Face Grain
06/08/2022 Forging A Stock Knife
06/06/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
06/01/2022 Woodturning for Beginners - Long Grain
05/29/2022 *New Class!* Penannular Brooch
05/28/2022 How to Split a Bee Hive 201
05/28/2022 Forged belt buckle
05/27/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
05/23/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
05/21/2022 Bee School - Short Class
05/15/2022 *New Advanced Class!* Forging A Sword - 4 day Course
05/14/2022 AWA Class: Turning a Bowl
05/14/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
05/14/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
05/09/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
04/25/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
04/24/2022 Forging A Stock Knife
04/24/2022 Forging Roses
04/23/2022 How to Split a Bee Hive 201
04/23/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
04/23/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
04/23/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
04/22/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
04/17/2022 Stained Glass Easter Ornament
04/17/2022 Stained Glass Easter Ornament
04/16/2022 Learn Stick Welding (SMAW)
04/16/2022 Cutting Boards 201 - Intermediate Woodworking
04/13/2022 Build a set of Slab Mugs
04/11/2022 Build a set of Slab Mugs
04/11/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
04/10/2022 *New Advanced Class!* Forging A Dagger - 2 day course
04/09/2022 AWA Class: Resin Casting for Turning Pens
04/09/2022 *New Advanced Class!* Making a Damascus Steel blank
04/09/2022 Bee School - One Day Class
04/06/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
04/03/2022 Forging Scrolls - Decorative Smithing
04/03/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
04/02/2022 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
04/02/2022 *New Class!* Forging a Corkscrew
04/01/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
03/28/2022 Turn a Wooden Pen
03/27/2022 ASAN CRAFT WORKSHOP: Stick welding for farmers
03/27/2022 Forging Axes
03/26/2022 Forging Hammers
03/25/2022 Feeding Bees 101
03/19/2022 Build an Adirondack Chair
03/18/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
03/16/2022 Build a set of Slab Mugs
03/13/2022 Forging Roses
03/13/2022 Stained Glass Shamrock
03/12/2022 *New Class!* Forging a Leaf Key Fob
03/12/2022 AWA Class - Focus on the Skew Chisel
03/12/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners 101
03/12/2022 *New Class!* Forged belt buckle
03/05/2022 Cutting Boards II - Intermediate Woodworking
03/03/2022 Woodturning for Beginners
02/27/2022 Forging Horseshoe Knives
02/27/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
02/27/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
02/26/2022 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
02/26/2022 Forging a Flint Striker
02/25/2022 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
02/24/2022 Build a set of Slab Mugs
02/23/2022 Build a set of Slab Mugs
02/16/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners
02/13/2022 Valentine's Day Class: Forging Hearts
02/13/2022 Stained Glass Valentine's Day Hearts
02/12/2022 AWA Practice Session - Texturing and Spiraling
02/12/2022 Forging Roses
02/12/2022 AWA Monthly Meeting + Live Demo
02/06/2022 Forging A Stock Knife
02/05/2022 Forging Scrolls - Decorative Smithing
02/05/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
02/05/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
01/15/2022 Cutting Boards for Beginners
01/15/2022 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
01/15/2022 Forging Bottle Openers
01/02/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
01/02/2022 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
01/01/2022 Forging Scrolls - Decorative Smithing
01/01/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
01/01/2022 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
12/18/2021 Miniatures Painting Class
12/15/2021 Cutting Boards for Beginners
12/12/2021 Sterling Silver Ring Casting
12/11/2021 Miniatures Painting Class
12/11/2021 Stained Glass Christmas Ornament
12/11/2021 Cutting Boards II - Intermediate Woodworking
12/11/2021 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
11/21/2021 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
11/21/2021 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
11/20/2021 Stained Glass Thanksgiving Ornament
11/19/2021 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
11/12/2021 Cutting Boards for Beginners
11/11/2021 Relocation to Hardware Park Virtual Presentation - Open to all Members
11/07/2021 Forging Axes
11/06/2021 Aluminum Casting
11/06/2021 Forging Hammers
10/31/2021 Stained Glass Halloween Ornament
10/31/2021 Stained Glass Halloween Ornament
10/27/2021 Intro to Woodworking - Cutting Boards I
10/23/2021 Cutting Boards II
10/21/2021 RMM - Hardware Park Open House
10/16/2021 Torch Welding, Brazing & Soldering
10/10/2021 RMM Member Meeting
10/10/2021 Forging A Stock Knife
10/09/2021 Forging Bottle Openers
10/09/2021 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
10/09/2021 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
10/01/2021 Welding Basics: Introduction to MIG
09/19/2021 Armoring I - Gauntlets
09/18/2021 Sheet Metal Forming Basics: Chasing and Repoussé
09/14/2021 Turn a Wooden Pen
09/13/2021 Intro to Woodworking - Cutting Boards I
09/12/2021 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
09/12/2021 Intro to Woodworking - Cutting Boards I
09/12/2021 Forging Railroad Spike Knives
09/11/2021 Forging Scrolls - Decorative Smithing
09/11/2021 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
09/11/2021 Forging Nails - First Blacksmith Class
09/07/2021 Turn a Wooden Pen
09/07/2021 Learn to use a Laser Cutter
08/28/2021 Cutting Boards II
08/14/2021 Intro to Woodworking - Cutting Boards I
08/01/2021 Stained Glass Candle Holders
08/01/2021 Stained Glass Candle Holders
07/31/2021 Stained Glass Window
07/31/2021 Journal Making Basics
07/31/2021 Stained Glass Window
07/25/2021 Stained Glass Sun Catcher
07/24/2021 Stained Glass Ornaments Blazing Sun
07/18/2021 Stained Glass 3-D Star
07/17/2021 Stained Glass Coasters
07/17/2021 Cutting Boards II
07/11/2021 Intro to Woodworking - Cutting Boards I
07/10/2021 Intro to Leatherworking - Hand stitching a card wallet
06/27/2021 Intro to Woodworking - Cutting Boards I
06/03/2021 Micro-controller Night
05/27/2021 Micro-controller Night
05/20/2021 Micro-controller Night
05/16/2021 Forging horseshoe knives (3 hour session)
05/16/2021 Forging horseshoe knives (3 hour session)
05/16/2021 Forging horseshoe knives (3 hour session)
05/15/2021 Forging punches/chisels (3 hour session)
05/15/2021 Forging punches/chisels (3 hour session)
05/15/2021 Forging punches/chisels (3 hour session)
05/09/2021 Forging Hearts (4 hour session)
05/02/2021 Forging Rail Road spike knives (4 hour session)
05/02/2021 Forging Rail Road spike knives (4 hour session)
03/27/2021 Garden skewer scrolls and twist (3 hour session)
03/21/2021 Forging Rail Road spike knives (3 hour session)
03/21/2021 Forging Rail Road spike knives (3 hour session)
03/21/2021 Forging Rail Road spike knives (3 hour session)
03/20/2021 Wood Turning a Letter Opener Handle (2 hour session)
03/20/2021 Forging S hooks (2 hour session)
03/20/2021 Forging A Letter Opener (2 hour session)
03/20/2021 Wood Turning a Letter Opener Handle (2 hour session)
03/20/2021 Wood Turning a Letter Opener Handle (2 hour session)
03/20/2021 Forging A Letter Opener (2 hour session)
03/20/2021 Forging A Letter Opener (2 hour session)
02/27/2021 Forging A Stock Knife (5 hour session)
02/27/2021 Forging A Stock Knife (5 hour session)
01/31/2021 Forging Scrolls, Decorative Smithing (2 hour 45 minute session)
01/31/2021 Forging Scrolls, Decorative Smithing (2 hour 45 minute session)
01/31/2021 Forging Scrolls, Decorative Smithing (2 hour 45 minute session)
01/30/2021 Forging Nails First Blacksmith Class (1 hour 45minute session)
01/30/2021 Forging Nails First Blacksmith Class (1 hour 45minute session)
01/10/2021 Forging Nails First Blacksmith Class (1 hour 45minute session)
01/09/2021 Forging Nails First Blacksmith Class (1 hour 45minute session)
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