The Impact Behind Our Mission
Adam’s Forge believes the metal arts belong to everyone
Through free public demonstrations and collaborations with museums, heritage sites, and art institutions, we share the magic of blacksmithing with people across Los Angeles and beyond.
These events reflect the heart of our mission: to keep the metal arts alive by making them accessible and inclusive.
Every culture has its own metalworking traditions. By demonstrating and teaching in diverse neighborhoods, including many underserved or ESL communities, we help people see themselves reflected in the craft.

Get Involved Today!
Our community outreach is only possible because of dedicated volunteers, sponsors, and partners. Whether you want to lend a hand, fund an event, or host a demonstration, your support helps us reach more people and keep the craft thriving.
Where You Can Find Adam’s Forge
Where You Can Find Adam’s Forge
You’ll find Adam’s Forge at cultural festivals, heritage museums, and public parks throughout the year. Some of our recurring community partners include:
- The Travel Town Museum in Griffith Park – annual Depot Day celebration
- Reyes Adobe Days in Agoura Hills – a long-standing Conejo Valley tradition
- The Heritage Square Museum in Montecito Heights – heritage demonstrations highlighting 19th- and early 20th-century crafts
- Craft Contemporary on Wilshire Boulevard – collaborative programming exploring the intersection of art, design, and craft
We also partner with local schools, arts organizations, and cultural centers to host talks, exhibitions, and youth programs. Each partnership helps introduce more people to the creative and historical depth of metal arts.

Thank You to Our Wonderful Partners






