Featured Events in Magnolia in February, 2025 (May Updated)

Welcome to the **Bingo Drag Brunch at The Laughing Fox** happening on **Sun, Feb 16, 2025** at **1:30 PM**! Join us at The Laughing Fox Tavern for an afternoon filled with fabulous drag performances, delicious brunch food, and four exciting rounds of bingo. Get ready to laugh, cheer, and win amazing prizes while enjoying the company of friends and fellow bingo enthusiasts. Don't miss out on this unique and entertaining event that promises to be a blast! See you there! Event is 21+ Free parking at venue. No refunds. Information Source: Ariel Versace | eventbrite

The Next Wave Comedy hosted by The Cass Man Evan Cassidy (OC Weekly's Top 5 Comics to Watch ) Steady Kitchen & Taps in Fountain Valley, CA. Doors open 6:30PM, showtime 7PM Hosted by The Cass Man Evan Cassidy Featuring stand up comedians from Comedy Central, Netflix, Showtime + OC/LA's best up-and-coming talent. FREE ENTRY (RSVP NOW for a table). No drink minimum. Rated R content. Information Source: Evan Cassidy | eventbrite

Men Next Door- A Girls Night Out Come join us for a night of fun and excitement at 8528 Magnolia Ave! Get ready for a night filled with laughter, dancing, and eye candy. Our talented performers will keep you entertained all evening long. Grab your girlfriends and make it a night to remember! Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience. See you there! Information Source: Full Circle Saloon | eventbrite

Lust Pole Show presents Pillow Talk Just in time for Valentine's...join us for a sultry night of sensual pole dancing and intimate pillow talk. Lust is a sexy pole show with an emphasis on slinky movement and audience engagement. Intimate setting with 360 degree audience Friday, Febuary 7, 2025 8 O'Clock Doors open at 7:30PM Flutter Fitness Studio 1000 N Magnolia Ave, STE A Orlando FL 32803 Seating Options: $35 - GA SEATED Includes 2 glass of champagne $50 - LUST ZONE *VIP* front row unobstructed view of dancers Includes bottomless champagne Purchasing a seat in the front row gives dancers permission to fully engage with you. ALL SALES FINAL - NO REFUNDS Show Etiquette: All seating is first come, first serve bases.The first row is reserved for guests that purchased a Lust Zone ticket.Touching dancers is a not allowed.Tips are highly encouraged.No pictures or recordings will be permitted with any device.Keep your phones away and please put them on vibrate.We have the right to remove anyone from the premise if they are acting in a disrespectful or unruly way against any performer, show staff or attendee.Must be 21 years of age or older to attend.lustpoleshow.com Information Source: Cari | eventbrite

If you've ever wondered how glass artists make beautiful glass works, this is your chance to see them working in the studio! Please note that this is a demonstration only, you can stop by anytime during the timeframe (come and go), and registration will allow you to receive an email reminder about the event. This event is free and open to the public, so be sure to stop by and watch in-person, Friday night! Grab a seat and hang out with your friends and family as our featured artists demonstrate their process in our hot glassblowing studio. Stay tuned for more specific details about our featured artist for this month, this event will be updated soon! This event is sponsored by Texas Commission on the Arts, Arts Fort Worth, & Topo Chico. Information Source: SiNaCa Studios - School of Glass and Gallery | eventbrite

Price: $160 | Class Duration: 1 session: 3 hours per session | Class Size: Min 2- Max 4 | Ages 14+ | Prerequisite: Borosilicate Survey I Level 1 workshops are designed to help students prepare for Borosilicate Survey II. In this 3-hour workshop, students will advance their skills in making small solid sculptures (turtle, dolphins, flowers, etc.) Students will learn.... How to successful apply color and shape glass with various tools How to add attachments with hot seals (pedals, flippers, etc.)FAQ and Release FormPlease refer to the FAQ section of our website to see all measures that we are taking to keep our staff and participants safe. If you are a first-time participant, you can find a link to our Risk and Release form on the FAQ page. You are welcome to bring a completed form with you. We will also have blank forms available during class check-in. ALL participants are required to have a completed form on file. Information Source: SiNaCa Studios - School of Glass and Gallery | eventbrite

Price: $800 | Class Duration: 4 session(s) | 4 hours/session | Class Size: Min 2 - Max 4 | Ages 14+ | Prerequisite: None Each week during the four-week course, we will work on specific criteria to help you reach your full potential in glass. We will build a foundation that focuses on a team approach to glass blowing, with an emphasis on safety, proper tool use, basic techniques, and materials. Students will learn the appropriate movements and manipulation of glass in the hot shop while reaching the goals of making a straight walled tumbler/cylinder. Project(s): Making a BubbleUn- Opened CylinderMaking a Straight Walled TumblerFAQ and Release FormPlease refer to the FAQ section of our website to see all measures that we are taking to keep our staff and participants safe. If you are a first-time participant, you can find a link to our Risk and Release form on the FAQ page. You are welcome to bring a completed form with you. We will also have blank forms available during class check-in. ALL participants are required to have a completed form on file. Information Source: SiNaCa Studios - School of Glass and Gallery | eventbrite

This is the best way to experience the joy of working with glass! Projects vary and may be seasonally themed. You pick your colors and manipulate the glass to create your one-of-a-kind glass treasure. Class prices range from $50–$95Class duration ranges from 30–90 minutesAges limits varySee calendar for more classes and datesAppointment requiredFriday 2/21/2025 (times available from 5:00pm-9:00pm)Kiln Forming: Spoon Rest 60 minute sessionAges 14+$60FAQ and Release FormPlease refer to the FAQ section of our website to see all measures that we are taking to keep our staff and participants safe. If you are a first-time participant, you can find a link to our Risk and Release form on the FAQ page. You are welcome to bring a completed form with you. We will also have blank forms available during class check-in. ALL participants are required to have a completed form on file. Glass Blowing: When you are working in the hot shop, you are working with the glass in its molten state (2100F). The process begins by taking a pipe and gathering molten glass from the furnace and then forming and shaping it with tools and by blowing air into it. You will be given the opportunity to apply color, reheat and shape your creation. Flame Working: When you are working in the flame working studio, you are working with colored and clear glass rods or tubes in front of an open, gas-fueled torch. You will be given the opportunity to melt the glass as well as use tools and gravity to shape your item. SiNaCa Studios teaches with two different types of glass in our flame working studio. One is a soft soda-lime based glass that is used primarily for our bead making classes. The other is a hard glass called borosilicate, sometimes referred to as pyrex. It requires a much hotter flame to work, but can be used to create more complex sculptural and blown work. Kiln Forming | Fusing & Slumping Glass: When you are working in the kiln forming studio, you are working with the glass in its solid state. You will be given the opportunity to cut and layer sheet glass with glass frit and stringers to create your design. We will then put the assembled work into an electric kiln where it will be fired over a 12-hour cycle to fuse the layers together. SiNaCa Studios uses and teaches with Bullseye Glass (90coe) exclusively in our kiln forming studio. Information Source: SiNaCa Studios - School of Glass and Gallery | eventbrite

Experience Flame Working is perfect class for your first experience working with glass in front of a torch. Participants are given the opportunity to work with our instructors to learn about the equipment, tools and materials used to transform raw glass into a memorable experience. When you are working in the flame working studio, you are working with colored and clear glass rods or tubes in front of an open, gas-fueled torch. You melt and shape the glass using fire, tools and gravity. In this 3-hour flame working workshop, each participant will demonstrate the basic techniques of flame working to make several items. You will work with our instructors to create a seasonal item out of borosilicate glass and some colorful beads to string with Moretti-Effetre (soft) glass. Items created will be ready for pick up in the SiNaCa Studios gallery five business days after made. FAQ and Release FormPlease refer to the FAQ section of our website to see all measures that we are taking to keep our staff and participants safe. If you are a first-time participant, you can find a link to our Risk and Release form on the FAQ page. You are welcome to bring a completed form with you. We will also have blank forms available during class check-in. ALL participants are required to have a completed form on file. Seasonal Borosilicate ItemsFebruary, March & AprilMarbleMay & JuneSummer BugsJuly & AugustSucculentSeptember & OctoberPotted Mushroom November, December & JanuarySnowflake Pendant Glass Blowing: When you are working in the hot shop, you are working with the glass in its molten state (2100F). The process begins by taking a pipe and gathering molten glass from the furnace and then forming and shaping it with tools and by blowing air into it. You will be given the opportunity to apply color, reheat and shape your creation. Flame Working: When you are working in the flame working studio, you are working with colored and clear glass rods or tubes in front of an open, gas-fueled torch. You will be given the opportunity to melt the glass as well as use tools and gravity to shape your item. SiNaCa Studios teaches with two different types of glass in our flame working studio. One is a soft soda-lime based glass that is used primarily for our bead making classes. The other is a hard glass called borosilicate, sometimes referred to as pyrex. It requires a much hotter flame to work, but can be used to create more complex sculptural and blown work. Kiln Forming | Fusing & Slumping Glass: When you are working in the kiln forming studio, you are working with the glass in its solid state. You will be given the opportunity to cut and layer sheet glass with glass frit and stringers to create your design. We will then put the assembled work into an electric kiln where it will be fired over a 12-hour cycle to fuse the layers together. SiNaCa Studios uses and teaches with Bullseye Glass (90coe) exclusively in our kiln forming studio. Information Source: SiNaCa Studios - School of Glass and Gallery | eventbrite