Rainbow Rainbow is excited to partner with Mineralbound Silver to bring you an Intro to Silversmithing workshop!
Have you always secretly dreamed of learning how to be a silversmith?! We've got you! Over the course of this 4-hour beginner-friendly workshop, you will learn the basics of silversmithing and leave with your very own custom ring, pendant, or keychain. Come expand your creative dimensions in a welcoming and social atmosphere!
PLEASE NOTE: You will not be allowed into the workshop space until the time listed on your ticket, there are three separate ticket slot times.
What to wear:
Please come ready to work in closed-toed shoes and pants. All other PPE and safety measures will be provided.
This workshop has 6 tickets available spread out across three different start times. This helps ensure everyone gets the support they need to get started. When purchasing a ticket you must select one of the three time slots (1pm, 1:30pm, 2pm). Please note that each time slot has two tickets. Please arrive on time for your selected time slot!
Meet the founder of Mineralbound Silver and your workshop instructor extraordinaire, Kayla Ortiz: A native New Mexican and natural creator, Kayla's journey into Silversmithing evolved alongside her love for traveling and learning new skills. After many years cultivating her own silversmithing prowess, she is excited to invite others into this beautiful art form and encourage others to create. With a love for all things silver and creating welcoming environments, Mineralbound Silver was born!
We look forward to seeing you!
Upon arrival, look for the Rainbow Rainbow sign at the front entrance. Security will check you in and direct you to Rainbow Rainbow. For the safety of guests and staff, all Rainbow Rainbow visitors will need to go through security screening and metal detectors upon arrival. The following items are prohibited:
Alcohol, drugs or cannabis
Strollers and luggage
Outside food or beverages
Firearms, or other weapons, including:
Pocket knives
Pepper spray
Large chains or harmful jewelry
Markers, stickers or spray paint