The Metal-Art workshop at the Art Bastide center in Tournon d'Agenais is organized and under the responsibility of ..under construction.
Prices
A one-week workshop in 2027 costs
€ xxx,xx p/p
Prices include:
The course + materials
Just fill out the form down below and we'll send you a WeTransfer e-mail with your booking details and the invoice within 48 hours
If not: please ckeck your spambox! Keep that email carefully.
Conditions:
7 days option;
After your booking you have an option of 7 days, to arrange your travel (flight) and B&B booking. (see the websiet).
Once everything is arranged, don't forget to pay the deposit of your "seven days workshop option" to confirm your participation.
To confirm you have to make a downpayment of 100,00 euros p.p. Six weeks prior to the start of the course the entire sum must be paid. Cancellations up to 6 weeks prior to the course carry a charge of 100,00 euros. After that the total costs must be paid – regardless of the reason. We therefore advise you to take out an insurance.
Clothes, fire and dangerous goods
We advise you to wear old clothes; you may get dirty during the workshop. For welding we ask you to wear cotton shirts (no nylon) with long sleeves and leather shoes. Please use the provided protection when welding.
Use of materials
A maximum of xxxxx
Dogs
We are sorry but: no dogs allowed ???
Cancel
You can cancel up to 6 weeks before the start. The costs for a cancellation up to six weeks before the start are equal to the booking costs (namely the advance bill of € 100.00 p/p). If the principal amount is not paid within the stipulated term, we reserve the right to consider this as a cancellation and to offer the workshop place to someone else. Six weeks before the start, it is no longer possible to cancel! So make sure you have adequate cancellation and travel insurance. A cancellation is often because of something (very) serious. As understanding as we are, we can no longer fill a vacant position in the short term. For a relatively small amount you can cover the risk that you still have to pay (or have paid) the entire amount while you are unexpectedly unable to com