|  | 
  
 
 On March 15, 1982, approximately 15 people met in the basement
              of the recreation center in Forest Park, Georgia, in an effort
              to form a club for knife collectors,
dealers and enthusiasts on the south side of Atlanta. There were no knife clubs
on the south side of metropolitan Atlanta. Calling themselves the Flint River
Knife Club, the group set out to fill that void. Three organizational meetings
later, they started the club with 56 charter members.
 The purpose of the club, as stated in its by-laws, is "to enhance 
            and develop the art of knife making, collection, use, and exhibiting 
            of knives.To assist the development and dissemination of technical 
            information regarding every aspect of knives, knife makers, collectors 
            and exhibitors. To encourage, coordinate and sponsor trade shows 
            and meetings." Any
            person that makes knives, collects knives or wants to learn to make
            knives, how to collect, or buys and sells knives is welcome.  Flint
            River Knife Club meets quarterly and features
            an informative lecture concerning knives. The exceptions are those
            months when the club has an outing of some kind, which is usually
            a technical demonstration at a knife maker's shop. In December the
            club has a Christmas dinner at one of the local restaurants.
 The
            present location of the quarterly meeting in January, May and November is:
 
  -----------------------------------------First Baptist Church
 142 College Street, Jonesboro GA
 (7 pm)
 -----------------------------------------
 
 
            
              | January Event: | 
                January 18, 2020 Location: Goat'N'Hammer
 1200 Foster St. NW
 Atlanta, GA
 
 We are holding an event at the blacksmith shop of Mark Hopper of  Goat'N'Hammer, located at 1200 Foster St. NW, Atlanta, GA.
 
 We will start around 9:00 AM.
 
 We will be doing an Iron-in-the-Hat, so bring things to donate, such as handle material, steel, or anything that a knife maker/collector might need.
 |  
              | ***
                As with all activities, details will be sent  
                to active members prior to the event. |  
 
 
            
              | 
                 Join FRKC on FACEBOOK
 |  |  
 
  
 
 
 
 | 
		
 
 
  
 
              
                | Congratulations to Tom Goble Tom is the winner of the 
                  2016 FRKC Benefit Knife.
 |  		    ------------  
 
 
 |