In case you missed our last meeting
at Arch Reactor on March 21, 2026
Etching demo by Kim Stahl using the LaserPecker LP2 and LP3 Lasers and XTool F1 Laser
Samples on aluminum, steel, paper and leather.
NEW: Midwest Metalsmith meetings will now include door prizes coming directly from member donations: tools, books, DVDs, supplies and other jewelry or metalsmithing related items.
If you have extra items you no longer need or use,
please email our Vice President, Kim Stahl at:
to coordinate adding items to the collection.
Midwest Metalsmiths Meetings
are typically held Saturdays or Sundays,
10:30 or 11:00 am - 1:00 pm.
Locations and demonstrations to be decided.
September 19, 2026: To be decided, hand out Art Show postcards.
October 16-17, 2026: Annual Midwest Metalsmiths Art Show.
November 28, 2026: To be decided - Christmas Meeting.
(May shift to December 5 if many members are out of town)
*Suggestions for demonstrations or volunteers are welcome.
Email: Midwest.Metalsmiths@gmail.com (Subject: Demos)
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2026 Annual
Midwest Metalsmiths
Art Show
Spaces still available.
After spots are filled and
you are verified a metalsmith,
then you will be put on the waitlist.
First Congregational Church of Webster Groves
10 W Lockwood, Ave., Webster Groves, MO 63119
The Midwest Metalsmiths Art Show is open to any up-to-date paid Midwest Metalsmiths member.
To become a member of
Midwest Metalsmiths
Past meetings...
Meetings at Arch Reactor with demos.
It was a good time!
Here is a brief look back.
Midwest Metalsmiths embrace many aspects of metalwork: enameling, jewelry, sculpture, blacksmithing and vessels as well as educators and gallery owners. Visit the individual member's page to acquaint yourself with the depth of talent and the broad use of metalsmithing skills. Meet Our Artists
Check us out on Facebook & YouTube!
Our Facebook page has the latest info about our members and upcoming events.
Our YouTube channel has Midwest Metalsmiths studio tours & demos.
Pieces of metal just cut for jewelry pieces using a metal shear.
Miles of precious and ferrous metal wire goes into wire work jewelry.
Log with holes drilled in it to organize Metalsmithing tools.