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Industrial Studio Space for Rent

Rental Opportunity
Currently Open

299 Freeman Rd, Waynesville, NC, 28786

Cerberus Circle Arts (CCA) is a newly renovated studio and workshop rental space in Haywood County. Located close to highway 74 in Waynesville, this 5,000 sq.ft. building has three available units and shares a wall with RED Metal shop. All spaces are designed to be ADA compliant and accessible.

We are looking for community members in need of long-term professional and creative space:

Studio A: 36' x 38' | 1,368 sq. ft. $2,150/mo.
Studio B: 24' x 42' | 1,008 sq. ft. $1,575/mo.
Studio C: 24' x 50' | 1,200 sq. ft. $1,800/mo.

SIBlings are invited to come visit the RED Metal studio for the Haywood County Studio Tours (https://haywoodarts.org/studio-tour). Rachel will be opening up her studio this weekend, September 19th from 10-5pm and September 20th from 12-5pm, and we would love to have folx join us!

RED Metal Address:
299 Freeman Rd, Waynesville, NC, 28786

We are also excited to be offering tours of the newly renovated CCA rental space. Please share this opportunity with anyone looking for their own workshop or studio space who would be a good fit for the intentional professional and creative community we are building.

Send any questions you (or anyone else) may have to cerberuscirclearts@gmail.com

HANA

Open call for artists
Open

Online

HAHA is a close-knit community of women and gender non-conforming artists who provide their work at fair, living-wage prices. We celebrate and support small-batch, handmade goods crafted by talented women and gender nonconforming artists from diverse backgrounds. We are 100% owned and operated by BIPOC women, and we are committed to fostering an inclusive and empowered home environment for all.

We want to hear your story! Please share with us who you are, what you create, where you're from, and why you're excited about becoming a part of the HANA community. Your unique perspective and artistry are what make HANA special, and we can't wait to learn more about you and your work.

Metal + Craft Discord Server

Community
Always Open

Online

Started by Kay Stauffer after the Forging Connections conference. Meant for artists/craftspeople/makers who work with metal.

Discount on Dovetail Workwear Products

Company Collaboration
Always Open

Online

Hey ladies, femmes, themes, and babes of all sorts! Do you have trouble finding work pants that fit your sweet bod (and are also cute)? Have you checked out Dovetail Workwear? We recently set up a collaboration with them to offer you all a little discount on their products. If you use the code INCLUSIVE_BLACKSMITHS at checkout you'll receive 10% off your order, and we will earn 5% on any product you purchase. Cool right?!? Head over to their website and take a little looksie!

Emergency Relief from CERF+

Grant
Always Open

Online

CERF+ offers $3,000 Emergency Relief Grants to craft artists who experienced a recent and substantially disruptive emergency or disaster. This grant program supports individual craft artists who make original three-dimensional visual art objects by hand, including folk and traditional art forms.

Open Forge at The Alexander Brothers

In person event
Monthly

Timberville, Virginia

A monthly open forge event hosted by the Alexander Brothers. It is "a semi structured meeting of smiths. Someone teaches a technique and then everyone does it at home and returns the next month with their own practice piece “sketch”."

Black Metalsmiths Database

Database
Always open

Online

This database is being organized and hosted by Funlola Coker, an accomplished metalsmith herself. Her invitation is as follows. "Are you a black metalsmith or jeweler? Do you know one? I would like to build a database, aka page, on my website (with links to relevant pages) where folks can find us easily. If you're interested, please send your info to info@funlolacoker.com, and maybe spread the word?"

Kentucky Crafts Encyclopedia

Online Resource
Always Open

Kentucky, USA

The Kentucky Crafts Encyclopedia is a portal to information about Kentucky craft practices, craft history, craft institutions, craftsmakers, and places that exhibit or sell craft products. Besides providing a basic overview of the topic, the site links visitors to other websites or places that supply more extensive information. This site is under constant development by folklorist Thomas A. Adler, Ph.D., of Lexington, Kentucky.

Website

Knowledge Base
Always available

Everywhere

A glossary of information collected by a group of blacksmiths.

Discord Server

Community Support
Always open

Everywhere

Open to anyone who wants to participate! This is a friendly and supportive online community where you can share information, ask questions, make friends, show off your work, or whatever!

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