Crafting Tradition: Teens Learn the Art of Blacksmithing at Cobb+Co Museum
Get ready to dive into a unique holiday experience at the Cobb+Co Museum!
This season, teens aged 13 to 17 have an exclusive chance to embrace the ancient craft of blacksmithing in an exhilarating workshop titled “Holly Jolly Hammering.”
Led by Australian Champion Blacksmith Terry Drennan, this workshop promises an unforgettable hands-on adventure.
Crafting Festive Treasures
On Saturday, December 9th, from 9 a.m. to midday, Cobb+Co Museum will echo with the rhythmic clinking of hammers as teenagers immerse themselves in the world of blacksmithing.
Resident maestro Terry Drennan will guide young enthusiasts through the meticulous process of creating a stunning holly leaf candle holder.
It’s not just a workshop; it’s an opportunity to craft a unique Christmas keepsake or a charming home decor piece.
Unveiling Tradition and Talent
Terry Drennan, a seasoned blacksmith and multiple-time Australian champion, brings over two decades of expertise to the anvil.
His passion for the craft extends beyond competitions, encompassing the artistry of decorative gates and furniture.
His teachings at the Cobb+Co Museum encapsulate tradition, talent, and a zest for passing on the legacy of blacksmithing.
Embrace the Opportunity
With limited spots available, this exclusive workshop ensures personalised guidance and attention for each participant.
For just $95, inclusive of materials, meals, and expert tutelage, teenagers can unlock their creative potential and forge their masterpiece.
An Unforgettable Experience
The Holly Jolly Hammering workshop isn’t just about crafting—it’s about experiencing the magic of blacksmithing firsthand.
With the holiday season in full swing, what better way for teenagers to explore their creativity and indulge in a timeless art form?
Spectators are encouraged to witness the transformative process, making it a wholesome experience for everyone involved.
Don’t miss this opportunity to infuse the holidays with creativity and tradition. For more details, visit www.museum.qld.gov.au/cobb-and-co-museum. Reserve your spot now, and let the sparks fly!
