Glassblowing Class

. November 1, 2014.
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Learn the basic techniques of glassblowing and use this ancient artform to transform creative ideas into crafts. The Baron Glassworks Furnace Studio and Gallery in Ypsilanti will host a furnace glassblowing class taught by master glassblower, Annette Baron. Baron’s art can be seen around the greater Ann Arbor community, including Succulent, a  piece on permanent display in the Chelsea Community Hospital atrium. Take home your own hand-crafted glass art to display.

November 22, noon-3pm. $79. Baron Glassworks, 838 Railroad St., Ypsilanti.

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