This is an archived event from Culture Days 2025.
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Discover the Art of Metal Casting!
In-person
Museum Sculpture & installation DesignDate and time
Location
Museum of Industry, 147 North Foord Street, Stellarton, NS
147 Foord Street
Stellarton, NS
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Ever wondered how metal objects are made? Learn the green sand molding method, a fascinating traditional technique used in metal casting. Warren and Andrea Manthorne of Ferrous Foundry will share a small pattern and some of the unique tools used to prepare it for casting. Some of the works they have cast in bronze or aluminum include street signs, plaques, and bronze sculptures of varying sizes, including Captain Angus Walters and Viola Desmond (artist Chippie Kennedy). Perfect for curious minds of all ages—explore how sand can shape metal!
Organizer
Museum of Industry
The Museum of Industry is dedicated to sharing the story of Nova Scotia’s work and workers, exploring how the Industrial Age shaped our province—its opportunities, challenges, and communities—to help us understand where we are today and inspire a prosperous future. Open year-round, our 80,000 sq. ft. museum offers engaging public and school programs, as well as dynamic temporary exhibits for all ages.
Contact
Museum of Industry
Partners
Warren and Andrea Manthorne of Ferrous Foundry
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