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Craft classes kick off at Green Energy Park

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Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Classes in glassblowing, metalsmithing, blacksmithing, chainmaille and knife-making are being offered this spring at the Jackson County Green Energy Park for every skill level.

Courses offer the opportunity to learn a variety of hands-on crafting skills like paperweight-making and glass blowing, as well as the ancient arts of blacksmithing, chainmaille and knife crafting.

There are also classes geared towards the family, including a parent-child blacksmithing workshop and glass tile instruction that’s good for all ages

For full class descriptions, visit www.JCGEP.org.

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