Welding THEN Drinking: Fire Pits

1417 Commerce Avenue,Indianapolis IN 46201

09 October, 2021

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Come join us for our upcoming public Welding THEN Drinking: Fire Pits workshop, where you will walk away with your very own fire pit! Have you always wanted to learn how to weld but don't know where to go? We welcome all to join us at our private shop for our upcoming public Welding THEN Drinking: Fire Pits workshop, where you will walk away with your very own fire pit! During the 2 hours you're with us we will be covering the basics of welding and assembling fire pits independently or in pairs. We are providing all of the safety gear and materials needed for this afternoon of welding, so don't worry! Then we (21+ years old) will end the day enjoying a complimentary drink at TBA! Don't forget to purchase your ticket ahead of time as we only have 10 seats available for this workshop. So bring a friend, sister, brother, son, daughter, partner or come solo, we can't wait to meet you! And we have two sizes of Fire pits: Small Fire Pits: (Approximately 8"H x 20"L x 20" W)Large Fire pits: (Approximately 20"H x 30"L x 30"W)Tickets: 1 Small Fire pit - Solo Ticket: $1501 Large Fire pit - Solo Ticket: $1751 Large Fire pit / 2 Ticket Bundle (Do you only need one fire pit for your home but want to weld up with your significant other/ Room mate/ Friend): $225We welcome 18+ years old to participate in the welding, but folks must be 21+ years old to participate in the Drinking portion. Note: We will send out a list of required welding attire along with all the safety gear included in the workshop prior to the class.Due to COVID-19 we require masks be worn in our space to help us protect our members and current students. We need a minimum of 6 of our 10 seats reserved in order to run our workshop.Have questions? Please let us know! [email protected] All ticket proceeds will help support the Latinas Welding Guild (501c3) women in 2020 Classes. The Latinas Welding Guild was established in October of 2017 by  Consuelo Poland, a Guatemalan-born artist and welder, with the goal to empower women personally, creatively and economically through welding. Having seen first hand the struggles of the Latino community, she formed the Guild to create a space of equal access and education for women, particularly minority women, in what is a heavily male-occupied field.The Latinas Welding Guild exists to help low to moderate income Latinas and non-Latina women gain access to welding skills and certification preparation.