Corporate Events

Church Mouse Forge is happy to work with your business to create a singularly unique experience for your staff. We offer corporate sponsored workshops that will allow participants to experience the thrill of working in a blacksmith shop by forging red hot steel! These hands-on workshops are great teambuilding events that create lasting memories. Blacksmithing is very much a team effort, and it never fails to bring groups together to form stronger relationships and learn new skills while they tackle the unique challenge of blacksmithing. Workshops begin with a comprehensive safety brief so that everyone feels comfortable in the space. All materials, fuel, and PPE is provided, along with light refreshments. We are also happy to help coordinating catering and transportation to be sure your day at Church Mouse Forge goes smoothly. Pricing is available upon request.

Bachelor Party Workshops

Do something out of the ordinary for your New Orleans bachelor party by forging your own bottle opener at Church Mouse Forge! Both small and large groups will have a blast hand hammering a simple bar of steel into an elegant and functional opener. The safe and relaxed environment will allow your friends and family a chance to connect as they work together to make their very own forged steel souvenir. The shop is located a 10 minute walk from the St. Charles Streetcar Line and just a few steps away from many great restaurants, breweries, and distilleries on Oak St. All materials, fuel, and PPE is provided, along with light refreshments. We are also happy to help coordinating catering and transportation to be sure your bachelor/bachelorette event at Church Mouse Forge goes smoothly. Pricing is available upon request.

Film Location

Church Mouse Forge is available as a location for film, photo, and other creative endeavors. The dynamic sights and sounds of a working blacksmith shop capture wonderfully on film. The forge has been happy to host filmmakers in the past, and most recently Olof Rolfsson was featured forging a fleur-de-lis for the New Orleans Saints.