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Highlights
During the private class, students get a chance to learn glass blowing and create their own paperweights
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Dani
8 ratings3 reviews
Amazing class with John! My husband and I learned so much and had lots of fun. A hands on class, you get to keep what you make. John has a great personality and made it very natural and enjoyable
Renee
1 ratings1 reviews
Absolutely stellar experience. Thank you for teaching such a great class! Looking forward to spending time in the hot shop!
Brian
16 ratings13 reviews
Our instructor was very good. Patient and entertaining too. Our pieces turned out great. Enjoyed it!!!!!
Liz
2 ratings2 reviews
Class was amazing! Most fun I've had in a long time! John was knowledgeable and took time to explain process. Would do it again and highly recommend!
Raquel
3 ratings2 reviews
Instructor was extremely knowledgeable, patient and funny. Surprised my husband with a Valentine’s Day weekend class. Both enjoyed it !!!
Jude
2 ratings2 reviews
The instruction was thorough, the experience was fun, and the final product was beautiful. Really enjoyed this!
About This Deal
- During the 4-hour private class, students make their own glasswork pieces under the guidance of a professional instructor
Fine Print
Promotional value expires 180 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
24-hour cancellation notice required. Reservation required. Classes are non-transferable. Limit 3 per person. May be repurchased every 180 days. Must use promotional value in 1 visit.
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About Aurora Borealis Glassworks
As glass master Dale Chihuly once said, "Glass is the most magic of all materials." Aurora Borealis Glassworks' resident artists and instructors gather molten glass, glowing and viscous at a blistering 2,200 degrees, onto the end of stainless-steel pipes, working quickly to transform amorphous blobs into colorful, solid shapes. Sharing the delicate art form with others, the team teaches techniques ranging from basic paperweight creation to more advanced blown shapes, working closely with students to create glass flowers, layered beads, and realistic replacement jaws for terrible boxers.