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A Glass-terpiece!
Channel your creativity in a new way. Making glass is an exciting process involving heat, fusing, and cutting. The process will be tailored and adjusted to the kids depending on their age and skill level to ensure safety without sacrificing fun. Associates and staff will help you as needed throughout the duration of your visit and at the end you can take your glass masterpiece home!Glassworks Studio
973-656-0800 | Morris CountyVisit Glassworks Studio, where everyone is a glass artist. The studio is a creative space dedicated to the art of glass fusing. For over a decade, they have prided themselves on giving people of all ages and abilities the chance to experience the glass fusing process. During your visit to Glassworks, your experience will begin with selecting your project ... Read More
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The Morris County School of Glass
973-734-0900 | Morris CountyWe are open!
nOur business is taking COVID-19 very seriously. While we remain open to the public, our class sizes are small. We are taking both staff and student temperatures upon arrival and everyone must wear a mask at all times except for when actively glassblowing. We have installed several purell dispensers, as well a... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsHot Sand
732-927-5475 | Monmouth CountyHot Sand is the Jersey Shore's first public-access hot glass studio. It is dedicated to promoting art glass through education, demonstration and fun activities for people of all ages. Children 9 years and older can learn how to work with molten glass to craft beautiful pieces of art that can be displayed anywhere in the house. Learn the art of glass blowi... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsA Time to Kiln
732-450-9525 | Monmouth CountyA Time to Kiln offers visitors more than just pottery painting! Another activity guests' love is glass fusing. When people fuse glass they are joining various pieces, combining colors and creating their very own design. This process allows people to create their own plates, dishes, bowls and even sun catchers! The process is easy and all the visitor need ... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsGlassworks Studio
973-656-0800 | Morris CountyVisit Glassworks Studio, where everyone is a glass artist. The studio is a creative space dedicated to the art of glass fusing. For over a decade, they have prided themselves on giving people of all ages and abilities the chance to experience the glass fusing process. During your visit to Glassworks, your experience will begin with selecting your project ... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsCome learn how to blow glass!
The Morris County School of Glass
973-734-0900 | Morris CountyWe are open!
nOur business is taking COVID-19 very seriously. While we remain open to the public, our class sizes are small. We are taking both staff and student temperatures upon arrival and everyone must wear a mask at all times except for when actively glassblowing. We have installed several purell dispensers, as well a... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsHot Sand
732-927-5475 | Monmouth CountyHot Sand is the Jersey Shore's first public-access hot glass studio. It is dedicated to promoting art glass through education, demonstration and fun activities for people of all ages. Children 9 years and older can learn how to work with molten glass to craft beautiful pieces of art that can be displayed anywhere in the house. Learn the art of glass blowi... Read More
Visit Website View DetailsA Time to Kiln
732-450-9525 | Monmouth CountyA Time to Kiln offers visitors more than just pottery painting! Another activity guests' love is glass fusing. When people fuse glass they are joining various pieces, combining colors and creating their very own design. This process allows people to create their own plates, dishes, bowls and even sun catchers! The process is easy and all the visitor need ... Read More
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DIY Activities!
Not only can you make your own glass work of art, but there is so much more that you can make by yourself under the guidance of professional instructors and crafters. Try making candles or even soap to add to your home collection.