Introduction to Tinsmithing
English ActivitySummer Recreation and Culture 2025|#137320
29 Jun 2025
16 yrs +, Mixed
General interestAdult
Description
Step into the world of tinsmithing, where technical tradition meets creativity in a hands-on exploration of metal craftmanship. In this beginner-friendly workshop, you will work with tin and other metals to cut, shape and assemble a container. You will gain confidence using tools of the trade, including hammers, tin snips, and punches, as you express your unique style. Program supplies are included in the cost of registration. Light refreshments will be served.
Activity meeting dates
29 Jun 2025
Sun1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
More Information
SupervisorMuseums, Manager
Number of sessions1
DepartmentGeneral Interest
Registration dates
MembersFrom 15 May 2025 9:00 PM
Resident non-membersFrom 15 May 2025 9:00 PM
Non-resident non-membersFrom 15 May 2025 9:00 PM
1 opening remaining
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Notes
This workshop will be presented in English.
There is no public transit to the museum. There is free onsite parking available.
If you have questions or concerns regarding accessibility, please contact the museum by phone at 613-580-2988 or by email at museecumberlandmuseum@ottawa.ca
This workshop has its own safety procedures. Your skilled artisans will review the specific safety requirements at the start of your workshop and throughout your class. You will be asked to complete a general waiver form.
This workshop runs as scheduled. In the rare event a workshop needs to be cancelled, updates will be published to the Cumberland Heritage Village Museum Facebook page and all registered participants will be contacted by email with further information regarding their options.
Makers at the Museum is a series hosted by the City of Ottawa Museums and Historic Sites that introduces participants to traditional handicrafts through beginner-friendly workshops led by skilled artisans.