Latest Events in Magnolia(June Updated)

Celebrate the arts at The Bella Bottega in Magnolia with the Second Sunday Champagne and Chocolate Art show and sale. This event aims to foster a sense of community by offering open studio days and art gatherings. Visitors can explore a diverse selection of 2D and 3D artwork created by talented local artists. The Bella Bottega provides a welcoming space for art enthusiasts to view and purchase unique pieces that reflect the vibrant creativity of the community. The event takes place on January 14, 2024, at 903 Honea Egypt Road in Magnolia, TX. Please note that the ticket price has been postponed, so stay tuned for updates. Join us at The Bella Bottega for a delightful afternoon of art appreciation and community connection.

The RXGymnastics Seminar - CrossFit Magnolia aims to provide accessible, achievable, and exciting gymnastics fitness training. Through our proven programming and workshops, we deliver results that can help you achieve your goals, whether it's your first pull-up or stringing together muscle-ups. The seminar consists of two levels: Level 1 and Level 2. The Level 1 seminar, which runs from 8:00am to 12:00pm, focuses on kipping pull-ups, kipping HSPU (along with scales), rope climbing, and strict gymnastic strength training with scales for all levels. The Level 2 seminar, held from 1:00pm to 6:00pm, covers muscle ups (bar and ring), butterfly pull-ups, advanced handstand skills, and strict gymnastics strength training. The Level 1 seminar is open to all, with scalability options for different levels. The Level 2 seminar requires certain prerequisites, including strict pull-ups, strict dips, strict HSPU, and basic kipping pull-up/C2B ability. Each seminar has a cap of 20 participants for beginners and 15 participants for advanced levels. If you have any questions, please email Justin at justin@rxgymnastics.com. Join us at CrossFit Magnolia in Magnolia, TX on January 20, 2024, to improve your gymnastics fitness skills.

Set in the 90s but as current as ever, this Pygmalion-inspired comedy explores sexual politics, complicated love and surprising friendships. This is a two-hour live theatre event with one intermission between acts. Breakdowns Productions Presents: Theresa Rebeck's Spike Heels Director: Janna King CAST (in alphabetical order): Maximilien Blanc - Andrew Don DiPetta - Edward Taryn Falcetti - Georgie Stephanie Hoston - Lydia Understudies: Chandra Bond - Lydia Zephry Lyne - Andrew Eric Marq - Edward Genah Redding - Georgie Information Source: Breakdowns Productions | eventbrite

Nel Giardino della Magnolia la storia del canto che “viaggia” fin dall’antichità: dal Medio Oriente viene assimilato prima da Atene e poi da Roma e diventa elemento di fondo del canto popolare in tutta Europa. Il canto porta con sé radici comuni, elementi riconoscibili nella forma, nel linguaggio, nello stile, ma anche la storia delle persone che migrano, scambiano conoscenze e saperi, e alimentano un melting pot che rinnova e arricchisce continuamente il nostro linguaggio. “Il Viandante” è un concerto di Cantabile in coro, accompagnato da un trio di jazzisti: Simone Garino, Fabio Gorlier e Stefano Risso. È organizzato in tre “quadri” con parti musicali, letture e brevi spiegazioni. Dirige il coro il maestro Giorgio Guiot. Giardino della Magnolia - Via Cottolengo, 24/A - Torino Information Source: Festival dell'Accoglienza 2024 | eventbrite

SIMPLY SAID takes place at the historic Lark Theater on the 3rd Tuesday of each month starting October 15th at 7pm for OPENING NIGHT. (Doors 6pm) Hosted by writer/actor and storytelling teacher Corey Rosen. Opening night features eight seasoned storytellers (from NPR, The Moth, Second City, Off-Broadway, and more ) who will share true, personal, 5-minute stories around a theme and illustrate how it’s done! Each show features a curated lineup of experienced storytellers, blended with opportunities for audience members to put their name in the hat to tell their own story based on the monthly theme. One can participate or simply enjoy as part of the audience Simply Said at the Lark Theater - Host Corey Rosen Information Source: Noontime Concerts | eventbrite

Experience the charm of the Wild West at Western Night @ Magnolia Stables in Howell. This exciting event will take place on October 19, 2024, at the prestigious Magnolia Stables located at 4536 Crandall Road. Immerse yourself in a night of western-themed entertainment and activities. Tickets are priced at $10, offering great value for a memorable evening. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to enjoy a taste of the Old West right here in Howell.

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

Don't miss Nurse John: The Short Staffed Tour at Dr Phillips Center for the Performing Arts in Orlando on November 2, 2024. Join the audience at 445 S. Magnolia Avenue for a captivating performance by Nurse John. Experience an unforgettable evening filled with talent and passion at this renowned venue in the heart of Orlando. Get your tickets now for an event you won't want to miss.

Program: Mozart String Quartet in D Major, K575 Beethoven String Quartet in E-flat Major, op. 12 More about the music: Ludwig van Beethoven had been completely deaf for six years when, in 1822, he penned his op.127 String Quartet, the first of his late quartets. These would be the final half dozen works he would write, dying a few short months after completing the collection. In his middle quartets, we hear Beethoven pushing the boundaries of formal and musical norms that preceded him. Now, in these late quartets we feel him break altogether free of the mold, creating works full of fantasy, otherworldly wonder and a deep introspection that to this day feel connected to a profound sense of humanity. Op. 127 takes us on a journey through grandeur, exquisite romance, flightiness and curious exploration. Like Beethoven, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart wrote his K575 String Quartet close to the end of his life. This would be the first of three works dubbed the King of Prussia quartets, for King Frederick William II of Prussia, who was a generous patron of the arts and an accomplished cellist in his own right. Mozart's personal circumstances were (as often) quite dire: he was broke and searching for loans from his already overstretched circles, and both he and his wife were of ill health. Despite this, his K575 quartet hardly betrays the turmoil of the man behind the art. It is a delightful work of lightness, elegance, and lyricism. In tribute to Frederick's skillfulness as a cellist, K575 often and beautifully features the cello as a more soloistic and operatic voice than in previous quartets. Information Source: Chamber Music Society of San Francisco | eventbrite

Wednesday 12/4/2024 (times available from 5:30pm-8:00pm)Flame Working: Snowman Head 60 minute sessionsAges 14+$65 per itemThis 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 requiredFAQ 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

Price: $190 | Class Duration: 1 session : 4 hours per session | Class Size: Min 2 - Max 6 | Ages 14+ | Prerequisite: KF Survey I Level 1 workshops are designed to help students prepare for Kiln Forming Survey II. This 4 hour workshop will focus on using fiber construction to create designs with relief, contour and texture. Student projects for this workshop will include designing and creating a 6” relief platter or hanging window panel. Tools and basic supplies are included in this workshop. Materials are not included. Glass is available for purchase in the SiNaCa Store. SiNaCa Studios uses and teaches with Bullseye Glass (90coe) exclusively in our kiln forming studio. 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

Get ready to experience the comedic genius of Brian Regan at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on December 6, 2024. The show will kick off at 445 S. Magnolia Avenue, Orlando, FL, 32801. Laughter is guaranteed as Brian Regan takes the stage to entertain the audience with his hilarious jokes and witty anecdotes. This is a night not to be missed for comedy lovers looking for a good time. Be sure to mark your calendars as tickets for Brian Regan will go on sale starting from May 3, 2024, at 14:00, and will be available until December 7, 2024, at 01:00. Don't miss the chance to witness one of the best comedians in the industry live on stage. Get your tickets early to secure your spot at this unforgettable event.

This course is paced to the student's skill level (intermediate to advanced). Learn how to apply martial arts to self-defense: - Movement and Avoiding Attacks - Counter-Attacks & Escaping Attendees under the age of 18 MUST be accompanied by an adult (required to sign waiver). Please bring your own water/hydration. Wear comfortable clothing or your black gi (martial arts uniform if you have one). Participates assume all liability for risk of injury. Emphasis: Koshijutsu (Pressure Point Attacks), Koppojutsu (Bone Structure Manipulation), Dakentaijutsu (Striking), Jutaijutsu (Grappling) & Ninjutsu (Hidden Techniques) WAIVER By signing up for this course you agree to waive instructor of all liability from potential injury from training. Supplementary Online Class: https://securitypersonaldefense.vhx.tv/products Personal Safety Guide: The Effective Crime Prevention Strategies for Everyday People guide book aims to educate readers on the various techniques and strategies that can be used to prevent crime in their everyday lives. You will learn how to identify and mitigate potential crime risks, as well as how to respond in emergency situations. The goal of the author is to empower people with the knowledge and tools they need to protect themselves, their loved ones, and their communities from crime. Available on Amazon: https://rb.gy/xmdg6w Emergency & Disaster Guide: Surviving the Storm: A Guide to Emergency Response and Disaster Mitigation is a comprehensive guide to help individuals and organizations prepare for emergency situations and natural disasters. The book provides an overview of emergency response and disaster mitigation, including the importance of conducting regular drills and exercises. It covers the elements of an emergency response plan and disaster mitigation plan, as well as the legal and regulatory requirements for emergency response planning. The guide also emphasizes the importance of emergency response training and drills, which can help to identify potential issues and areas for improvement in emergency response plans. The book includes resources for further information and training. Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BY7HGLWM Information Source: AKERU BUJINKAN DOJO | 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

Saturday 12/28/2024 (times available from 3:00pm-7:00pm)Hot Shop: Ornament 30 minute sessionsAges 8+$70 per itemFlame Working: Snowman Head 60 minute sessionsAges 14+$65 per itemThis 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 requiredFAQ 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

Saturday 1/4/2025 (times available from 1:00pm-5:00pm)Hot Shop: Implosion Bowl 30 minute sessionsAges 8+$70 per itemFlame Working: Message in a Bottle 60 minute sessionsAges 10+$65 per itemKiln Forming: Penguin & Snowman 60 minute sessionsAges 5+$60 per itemThis 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 ranges from $50–$95Class duration ranges from 30–90 minutesAges limits varySee calendar for more classes and datesAppointment requiredFAQ 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 frits 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

Discover the art of glass blowing at the upcoming event, "Glass Blowing: A Bit More | 2025" in Fort Worth. Taking place at the SiNaCa Studios - School of Glass and Gallery on January 11, 2025, this event offers a unique opportunity to witness master craftsmen create stunning glass pieces. Located at 1013 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104, attendees can immerse themselves in the beauty and intricacy of this age-old craft. Don't miss this chance to experience the magic of glass blowing up close and personal.

Join Larkspur Library for Art Day! Bring your latest art project or come to the library and try out a new medium. The library will have Himi Gouache, Posca Pens, Grabie Watercolors and Ohuhu markers available for artists to try! Kids can try making a glitter snowflake! All ages and skill levels welcome! Information Source: Libraries Of MARINet | 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 1/17/2024 (times available from 5:00pm-9:00pm)Hot Shop: Implosion Bowl 30 minute sessionsAges 8+$70 per itemFAQ 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

Welcome to The Sanctuary Tarot & Art Festival! Welcome to a mystical gathering of tarot readers, artists, and enthusiasts! Immerse yourself in a world of divination and creativity at this enchanting expo. Explore unique artworks inspired by the tarot and discover new meanings behind the cards. Meet fellow spiritual seekers and talented artists in person. Whether you're a long-time practitioner or a curious beginner, this event promises to spark your imagination and deepen your connection with the mystical arts. Join us at The Sanctuary Tarot & Art Expo and let the magic unfold! Join us on Sat Jan 18 2025 and Sun Jan 19 2025 from 12:00 PM-6:00PM both days at The Sanctuary Academy of Magic & The Sanctuary Store for a magical day filled with tarot readings, art displays, and mystical experiences. Connect with talented artists and psychics, browse unique handmade creations, and explore the world of tarot. Don't miss out on this enchanting event! Information Source: The Sanctuary Academy of Magic | 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

Brad Williams: The Growth Spurt Tour is coming to Orlando at Steinmetz Hall on March 1, 2025. The venue is located at 445 S Magnolia Ave, Orlando, FL, 32801. Don't miss this opportunity to see Brad Williams live in action as he brings his unique brand of comedy to the stage. Get ready for a night filled with laughter and entertainment as Brad Williams takes you on a comedic journey like no other. Mark your calendars for this unforgettable event!

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 requiredSaturday 3/1/2025 (times available from 1:00pm-5:00pm)Hot Shop: Pint Glass 30 minute sessionsAges 10+$75 per itemFlame Working: Frit Pendant 60 minute sessionsAges 10+$65 per itemKiln Forming: 6x6 Platter 60 minute sessionsAges 5+$60 per itemFAQ 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