UAHT’s James Black School Offering New Course, “Forge to Sharp”
The University of Arkansas Hope/Texarkana's James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades is offering a new course later in August called "Forge to Sharp".
The University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana James Black School of Bladesmithing and Historic Trades is dedicated to celebrating, preserving, and promoting the art of bladesmithing and historic trades, along with the heritage of the iconic Bowie Knife in Historic Washington. Students at the school immerse themselves in the art and science of bladesmithing, learning about forging, handles and guards, Damascus steel, and more.
Whether you choose to embark on a degree course in Bladesmithing, learn the craft in smaller chunks, or just "sharpen your skills, UAHT has a great program for any skill level.
As for this Forge to Sharp class...
When?
The “Forge to Sharp” course will be on August 24-25 from 8:00 AM - 5 PM.
Who?
The new Forge to Sharp class will be taught by Mastersmith, Tim Foster.
Cost?
The two-day course is $350.
Other classes are available as well, with amazing instructors including Ricardo Vilar, Lin Rhea, JR Cook, and Jerry Fisk.
This unique institution within the University of Arkansas System maintains the same high standards and commitment to excellence in student learning that are central to both the University of Arkansas Hope-Texarkana and the University of Arkansas System. Here, history, art, and skill are not just taught but celebrated and preserved.
The James Black School is located at Historic Washington State Park, 601 Lawrence Street, Washington, Arkansas.
For more information, class schedules, or to enroll, visit the website, or call 870-722-8109.
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