Come and spend four hours shooting clay targets. This event includes two shooters. (Twelve years and older). This time will be spent whether you are new to this exciting sport with outgoing and incoming targets, or if you are an experienced shooter with crossing and double targets. You will be coached by Slate Rider, a World Champion in skeet doubles who is also the Humphreys County Wildlife Officer (Game Warden) and his father, (old man) Darren Rider, who is the Colonel of Boating and Law Enforcement for Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and has 35 years experience teaching Hunter Education. Targets, ammunition, eye and ear protection will be provided. Twelve gauge and twenty gauge shotguns will also be provided. You are more than welcome to bring your own twelve or twenty gauge shotgun. All you need to show up with is the mindset to burn some powder and bust some targets!

All skill levels welcome!

Join Artist and art teacher Colleen Metzger for a Saturday workshop using two of her favorite mediums - cyanotype and clay! Attendees will create at least one of each project - cyanotype will be created using local flora and fauna and clay* piece will be a stylish handmade artisan cheese platter or fruit bowl to enjoy with local Tennessee gourmet items in your home after it is complete!

Includes a farm to table lunch with cheese wine and fruit, during the workshop

*clay piece will be picked up at SMS 2-3 weeks after the event, after firing.

Projects are subject to change due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances

Date will be set August-October 2022. Workshop to be held at Mrs Metzger's art studio in Franklin.

Limited to 10 participants

Come and spend four hours shooting clay targets. This event includes two shooters. (Twelve years and older). This time will be spent whether you are new to this exciting sport with outgoing and incoming targets, or if you are an experienced shooter with crossing and double targets. You will be coached by Slate Rider, a World Champion in skeet doubles who is also the Humphreys County Wildlife Officer (Game Warden) and his father, (old man) Darren Rider, who is the Colonel of Boating and Law Enforcement for Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency and has 35 years experience teaching Hunter Education. Targets, ammunition, eye and ear protection will be provided. Twelve gauge and twenty gauge shotguns will also be provided. You are more than welcome to bring your own twelve or twenty gauge shotgun. All you need to show up with is the mindset to burn some powder and bust some targets!