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First things first, we are taking things slow and making sure to take every precaution. Please know that the safety of our students and staff is our number one priority. As such, we have put in place new health protocols. In addition to other measures, we have limited our class size to six students at a time in order to ensure 6' of distance between workstations. Demos will be done in a way that is socially distanced. And, we now require students to bring and wear a 100% cotton mask at all times. If you are not wearing a mask, you may not attend class, no exceptions. In addition, we now ask students to bring their own safety glasses and gloves, either leather or kevlar. We will have these items available for sale. All tools are now sterilized before and after use, and we have facilities for hand washing and hand sanitizer available in the shop. We will be keeping the roll up door open at all times to maximize air circulation. And for everyone's safety we ask that students NOT attend class if they are feeling sick, have any of the CDC listed COVID-19 symptoms or have been in contact with someone with COVID-19. If you are not feeling well, let us know and we will transfer your reservation or provide you with a refund, no questions asked.
Donations are always welcome and much appreciated. With the new health requirements we have increased costs and less income, especially since we must limit class sizes to a maximum of six students. There are so many deserving organizations to give to we ae most grateful to anyone who chooses Adam's Forge.

Now Online! Adam's Forge has tutorials on video.

Aram and Keith have been making a video tutorial series to help keep your interest and skills up. Please take a look here. This first one you can do at home without a forge or anvil! Subscribe to our channel to get all the latest. 
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This ORGANIZATION is supported, in part, by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors through the Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture.
The Adam Leventhal Memorial School and Museum.