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    Glass Studio Spring Cleaning Seconds Sale

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    Spring is here, and we're cleaning house! Join the Perry Glass Studio for our first-ever Spring Cleaning Seconds Sale. Discover quirky experiments, slightly imperfect beauties, and one-of-a-kind glass pieces looking […]

  • Glassblowing 2 class objects, bowl and cup set. Clear Glass

    Glassblowing 2

    Prerequisite: Glassblowing 1 In this two-day intensive glassblowing class, experiment with color accents, handles, and wraps of color—building on skills learned in Glassblowing 1. Also, become familiar with the techniques needed to create forms such as bottles and pitchers. Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Ages 12 + $256 Museum members, $320 for non-members. We […]

  • Paperweight, vase, and candy bowl made of glass. Class Objects

    Introduction to Glassblowing

    This three-hour class is perfect for beginners! Choose a morning or afternoon session and work closely with glass instructors to select glass colors and design elements to personalize your glass artworks and gain great experience with molten glass. By the end of the day, you’ll have three objects including a paperweight, a bud vase, and […]

  • Hot Glass Deluxe Class Object Collage

    Hot Glass Deluxe

    Make a champagne paperweight, jellyfish paperweight, drinking vessel or seasonal object in a more hands-on class.  Our team guides you in the use of glassblowing tools while you create your object.  Pick from a variety of colors to make your object your own. Ages 12 + $80 Museum members, $100 for non-members We will contact […]

  • Fused Plate Class Object

    Fused Glass Plate

    In this one-day course, learn to design and cut glass to make a square glass plate. Create your own design, choose a base layer, and cut glass to match your pattern. The plate will go through two firings in a kiln. First, the glass will be fired at 1450º F to melt the pieces together. […]