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Cindy is likely one of the best teachers I've ever experienced. She not only knew her own field exceptionally well but had empathy for the student’s abilities, pace, style of learning, etc. She seemed to be constantly able to register the situation for each individual student - sometimes while she was actively teaching to the group. She is an OUTSTANDING instructor.
Scholarships
Scholarship and volunteer opportunities are integral to Metalwerx's programming. Metalwerx was founded in 1998 and became a 501(c)3 non-profit in 2005. Over the past decade, we have been raising money for our scholarship fund through community member donations and fundraisers.
Our scholarships provide financial assistance for recipients to enhance their skills, study with a visiting artist, find new inspiration and expand their metalworking repertoire. Scholarships are offered throughout the year. Current opportunities (and availability dates) are listed below.
Receive Notification of Future Scholarships
Join our monthly email newsletter list to receive notification of future scholarships and to be kept up-to-date on the latest opportunities, events, and class offerings. Each issue also has an artist interview from our blog, and metalworking tips!
Help us create more scholarship opportunities
Create a named scholarship in honor of someone important to you. We are happy to discuss scholarship criteria based on your specific wishes.
Contributions, of any size, can be made to our general scholarship fund online through our donation page or you can also get in touch by phone (781-891-3854), email ( ), or stop by in person.
Current Scholarships
- Friends of Metalwerx: We are pleased to announce a new scholarship program that will award multiple scholarships throughout the year. Our revamped plan provides regular opportunities that enable qualified students to attend classes and workshops at reduced cost. These scholarships are intended to make Metalwerx’s programs available to emerging artists, students currently enrolled in high school or a metals degree program, as well as Waltham residents.
