Punched Tin Ornament Workshop with Katlin McCreery at Renfrew Museum and Park!

A family-friendly hands-on-history experience!
Saturday, November 21st at 10:00AM, 2:00PM, or 4:00PM
Have you ever wondered what people placed on their Christmas Trees in the 18th and 19th centuries (1700s-1800s)? Join us to learn about the centuries-old art of tin smithing and ornament making! Enjoy a short presentation on tin smithing, see the tools used in this craft, and even view pieces from the Renfrew collections not usually on display! After, get some hands-on experience and learn how to decorate your own tin-plate ornament! Templates for stars, squares, and diamonds will be available, but feel free to design your own shape with the guidance of our workshop host!
The $20 per person registration includes a presentation, collection viewing, and workshop component! Make a unique ornament you can take home and hang on your tree this holiday season! Each class is limited to 15 participants.
Registration is per person/attendee (ages 5 and up). This is a family-friendly event, so all ages are welcome, with workshop participation available for attendees ages 5 and up. Parent/guardian supervision is needed for participants 10 and under. We look forward to hosting you for this exciting workshop to prepare for the holiday season!
Register or learn more at www.renfrewmuseum.org/punched-tin-workshop/!