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• SG-Intro Stained Glass Register Through GVR Class time 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM

  • Start
    01/05/2026
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  • End
    11/04/2026
  • Schedule
    18 sessions
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom

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• CL-Intro Fused Glass Register Through GVR 9:30 - 2:00 PM

  • Start
    01/05/2026
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  • End
    11/03/2026
  • Schedule
    18 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom

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• FR: Frit Room Reserved for SWAG Sorting - First Friday

  • Start
    01/09/2026
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  • End
    12/04/2026
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  • Schedule
    12 sessions
  • Location
    Frit Room at SRS

  This is a room reservation notice only.  Signups for this activity are done in a separate notice to SWAG-group participants only.

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• CL-Intro to Mosaics Register Through GVR Class time 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM

  • Start
    01/20/2026
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  • End
    11/07/2026
  • Schedule
    18 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom

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• SG Stained Glass Desert Sun 06/10 & 06/17 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    06/10/2026
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  • End
    06/17/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
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    1

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  Workshop Level: Intermediate: Able to design and create simple projects with minimal guidance; trained on all studio equipment.

  We will be making a desert sun scene.  The size is 10.5" x 6".  You can look at the picture to choose what colors you want to use for the sun, rays, mountains,  landscape, and cactus.  The amount of glass will vary by area.

  
  

  General supplies to bring to class:

  • Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)
  • Stained glass scissors and regular scissors
  • Soldering supplies: frames, pins, foil, flux, solder
  • Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Silver Marker
  • A carrying box for projects
  • Safety Items: Mask (not a p-100), Towel or Heat proof glove, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor - Martha Nichols @ 574-780-1337

  Assistant - Paula Bonacorsi @ 520-269-9394

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• ST Board Meeting 06/18 @ 10:00 am to noon

  • When
    06/18/2026
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    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Studio

  GVR Glass Art Club Board Meeting

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• FR Swat 'n Sell 06/18 @ 12:30 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    06/18/2026
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    12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room

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• FR, Ball Chain Pour,6/19, 9:30-11:30, & 6/20,11:30-12:30

  • Start
    06/19/2026
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  • End
    06/20/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Frit Room
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  Beginner Level Workshop:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.

  
  

  This class will meet in the Frit Room, this technique uses wet glass enamel paint, a chain, and a medium to create flowing, organic shapes such as petals, feathers, and ferns.

  
  

  

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  A $5.00 fee is due to the instructors at the beginning of the workshop for provided supplies.

  * An exacto knife

  * 4" x 6" clear COE96 glass x 2 (can be cut prior to class)

  * Paper towels

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best

  * Pen or Pencil

  * A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes

  * Apron

  * Gloves (form-fitting) if desired

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name: Kathy Garceau 575-418-8022

  Assistant Name: Peggy Bonovich 443-223-9860

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• NMO CL, Shatter Plate, 6/20, 10:30 -1:30

  • When
    06/20/2026
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    10:30 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
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  Workshop Level: THIS WORKSHOP IS FOR NEW MEMBERS ONLY (You are considered a “new member” for 6 months after joining the club.)
  

  
  

  This workshop is for new members only. (You are considered a “new member for 6 months after joining the club.)

  You may have seen or heard about a popular project called a “shatter plate”. This is your chance to learn how to make one!

  
  

  

  
  

  We will be designing a 6”x6” plate using a hammer - yes, a hammer! This technique creates a unique design and gives you a chance to design with embellishments. The instructor will have embellishment materials (dots, stringers, scrap glass, etc.) available for you to use. There will be two firing fees. Please bring $3.00 to cover this cost. 

  
  

  ** If you need help ordering your glass from SW Art Glass (SWAG), call Judy at 763.516.1769. You need to order your glass by 5:00 PM, Friday, May 29th. You can also buy your glass at Tucson Stained Glass on Grant Ave.

  
  

  You MUST have the following supplies for this workshop:

  * a 6”x6” sheet of colored opaque COE 96 glass to be the base color of your project

  * a 5”x5” sheet (a complimentary color to your base) of opaque COE 96 glass

   * embellishment materials, if you have them

  
  

  You must always bring the following basic fusing supplies:

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), a needle-nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray 

  * Writing Tools: black Sharpies (fine and regular), pen, pencil

  * Other helpful items: tweezers, toothpicks, 12” ruler, a carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: a P-100 mask, safety glasses, closed-toe shoes, band aids

  * Bring a firing ticket - firing will cost $3.00. Please bring correct change.

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name - Judy Stodieck 763.516.1769

  Assistant Name - Helaine Prince

   

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• SG Project Completion Assistance 06/22 @ 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  • When
    06/22/2026
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    12:00 PM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
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  ALL LEVELS

  "Project Completion Assistance" is an opportunity to provide a structured time for you to work at the GAC-Stained Glass Studio on your unfinished stained-glass project no matter when you worked on it last. This will be a time for you to discuss with a stained-glass instructor any issue(s) you may have regarding your unfinished project and receive directions, suggestions and encouragement for you to complete your stained-glass creation.

  
  

  Bring your own supplies needed to work on your project such as:

  Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozer, a Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best),

  • Stained glass scissors and regular scissors
  • Writing Tools: Black and Silver Sharpies (fine and regular) markers
  • Other supplies: pins, copper foil, fid, flux (gel or paste), 60/40 solder, frames ruler, and your glass being used for your project, and a carrying box
  • Safety Items: Towel or a heat proof glove for soldering, mask (not a P-100), Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  PLEASE NOTE: there will be no cutting of glass on the clear plastic coverings on the “desk” counters

  The studio will supply soldering guns and desk lighting.

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor - Shawneen Schmitt @ 414-659-6689

  Instructor – Martha Nichols @ 574-780-1337

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• CL Mosaic Decorative Plates 06/23 & 06/26 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    06/23/2026
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  • End
    06/26/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
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  ALL LEVELS WELCOME

  
  

  This will be a two day mosaic workshop.  We will take ceramic plates and decorate them with glass and other embellishment items which can then be hung up in your kitchen.  Templates will be provided so elements can also be built on heavy duty plastic to be used as an additional element on top of your decorative plates.  We will then used colored grout to complete the look of your piece.

  If you wish to use specific colors of glass we may not have, please bring those with you along with any additional embillishments.

  Plates were donated and can be used free of charge.  We will also have some additional plates for sale from the White Elephant or you can bring your own to decorate.

  $10.00 is due to the instructor to pay for club supplies (club glass).

  $3.00 is due to the instructor to pay for the assocrted decorating elements, templates, grount and colorant.

  General supplies to bring to class:

  • Glass cutting tools
  • Glue: Wellbound
  • Writing Tools: Pencils
  • Other helpful items: Scissors, Tweezers & Toothpicks

  For futher assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  • Instructor: Patricia Scopinich @ 310-592-9525
  • Asst Instructor: Patty Goodsell @ 520-989-1754

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• SG Project Completion Assistance 06/23 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • When
    06/23/2026
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    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
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  ALL LEVELS

  "Project Completion Assistance" is an opportunity to provide a structured time for you to work at the GAC-Stained Glass Studio on your unfinished stained-glass project no matter when you worked on it last. This will be a time for you to discuss with a stained-glass instructor any issue(s) you may have regarding your unfinished project and receive directions, suggestions and encouragement for you to complete your stained-glass creation.

  
  

  Bring your own supplies needed to work on your project such as:

  Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozer, a Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best),

  • Stained glass scissors and regular scissors
  • Writing Tools: Black and Silver Sharpies (fine and regular) markers
  • Other supplies: pins, copper foil, fid, flux (gel or paste), 60/40 solder, frames ruler, and your glass being used for your project, and a carrying box
  • Safety Items: Towel or a heat proof glove for soldering, mask (not a P-100), Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  PLEASE NOTE: there will be no cutting of glass on the clear plastic coverings on the “desk” counters

  The studio will supply soldering guns and desk lighting.

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor - Shawneen Schmitt @ 414-659-6689

  Instructor – Martha Nichols @ 574-780-1337

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• CL Kiln Carving - Using fiber to create designs, 6/24, 9:30-12:30

  • When
    06/24/2026
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    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
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  All Levels Workshop:

  No glass cutting is needed for this class. Learn how glass can melt around your kiln fiber design to create patterns on the back of your glass. 

  
  

  Shapes and contours can be created for a 6 x 6 inch piece which can later be slumped into a small plate if you like. Kiln fiber can be overlapped to create additional contouring effects. The fiber has ceramic particles so we will need to use a mask when cutting and handling it. We will also talk about other ways the fiber can be used in glass projects. Handouts will include some pattern ideas but plan to bring your own 5.5 inch by 5.5 inch design.

  General supplies to bring to class:

  1. 1 6 x 6 square clear 

  2. 1 6 x 6 square of light transparent  (cherry is too dark)

  3. Exacto knife or sharp craft scissors

  4. Simple design to it a 5.5 X 5.5 square

  5. Some glass if you plan to embellish the front of your piece

  6. Fifty cents for a 6 x 6 sq. of 1/8th inch fiber, paid to instructors

  
  

  * Glass cutting tools: If adding glass to your design bring your Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (quilt type mat works best)

  * Glues: Elmer's (white or clear) Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray 

  * Writing tools: Black Sharpie (fine & Regular) Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items : Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carry box for project

  * Safety Items: P-100 mask, Safety Glasses, Closed toe shoes, Band aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

  For further assistance or questions, please contact Instructors:

  Instructor:  Nora Mena. 360-790-6517

  Assistant:  Helaine Prince. 520-444-7017

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• SG Wired Goldfish 06/25 & 07/02 @ 12:00 - 3:00 pm

  • Start
    06/25/2026
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  • End
    07/02/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
  • Spaces left
    2

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  Workshop Level: You should feel comfortable cutting grinding, fitting pieces to a pattern. You should require little basic instruction.

  
  

  Wired Goldfish class will be a lesson on adding wire to your piece. This is a 10-piece pattern and should not be too complicated. You will need tinned copper wire, 18 gauge. A textured wavy glass works well in this pattern. Hobby Lobby makes a yellow/orange glass that looks nice and fishy!

  General supplies to bring to class:

  • Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, pins, 18 gauge tinned copper wire
  • Foiling supplies: foil (7/32 or 1/4), fid
  • Soldering supplies: flux, solder, patina, heat proof glove
  • Writing Tools: Black and Silver Sharpies (regular)
  • Other helpful items: A waffle board/cutting board, carrying box for projects

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Stephanie Andrews @ (520-256-2680)

  Paula Bonacorsi @ (802-461-6238)

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• NMO CL, Nipped Flowers & Leaves, 6/29, 9:30-12:30

  • When
    06/29/2026
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    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
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   NEW MEMBERS ONLY WORKSHOP

  This workshop is for "new members" only. You are considered a "new member" for up to 6 months after joining the club.

  In this workshop you will learn nipping techniques to design different flower and leaf shapes.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  You will be arranging your flowers and leaves in a design of your choice on a 6"x6" black base (see pictures). This project can be used for display or slumped into a serving dish. If using your project for display, it will be fired once at a cost of $1.50. If you want to make your project into a dish, it will be fired twice (once to fuse and once to slump) at a cost of $3.00. You may want to look at Pinterest to get some ideas for fused glass flower designs.

  
  

  You must bring the following supplies for this workshop:

  * a 6"x6" sheet of clear COE 96 glass

  * a 6"x6" sheet of black opaque COE 96 glass

  * any scrap glass you may have to make flowers and leaves

  * any other embellishment materials you may have such as dots, stringers, frit, etc. to add to your design

  The instructor will also provide embellishment materials (scrap glass, dots, stringers, frit) for those who need them.

  Please do not depend on our studio store for all your glass. We'd like you to get used to ordering what you need from Southwest Art Glass (SWAG) or by visiting Tucson Stained Glass on Grant Avenue in Tucson. If you do plan on ordering your glass from SWAG, you will need to have your order completed by 5:00 PM on Friday, May 29th.

   You're also expected to have the following supplies at all workshops:

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name: Judy Stodieck 763.516.1769

  
  

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• CL Fused Glass American Flag, 06/30, 9:30-12:30

  • When
    06/30/2026
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    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
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  Intermediate Level Workshop:  Able to design and create simple projects with minimal guidance; trained on all studio equipment.  Fusers are learning about special firing programs.

  Let's make an American Flag in time for the holidays!

  
  

  Glass you will need to bring:

  1 sheet of clear glass

  1 sheet of red opaque glass, precut into seven 5/8"x12" strips and

  1 sheet of white opaque glass precut into six  5/8"x12" strips

  1 piece of dark blue glass, 4"x5"

  Make enough dots to fill in for 50 stars (or, if you buy your own stars that will also work).

  
  

  
  

  General supplies to bring to class:

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white)

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

    If you want to fire your flag into a wave, the mold is RE 17.

    Cost is $3.50 for initial firing (and $3.50 for molding, if desired)

  
  

  If you want to meet Sandy in the studio ahead of time to get help making your stars and stripes, please call her at the number below.

  
  

  
  

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor Name: Sandy Thompson 410-409-1433

  Assistant Name: Allyson Smith 951-473-3171 

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• CW Equipment Training: Ring Saw Session 07/06 @ 1:00 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    07/06/2026
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    1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Cold Room
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  ALL LEVELS

  Whether you are a new member or a member who is a bit rusty and needs a refresher course, please join us for this training to learn all about the ring saw. We will discuss the various blades that are available and when and how to use them.

  You will learn to cut intricate patterns in glass for your art projects. We will discuss the difference between our various blades; regular, slim, diachroic, mega, and speed blades, as well as when and how to use them.

  (They may not all be in operation at the time of your training, but we will discuss and answer questions about the various ones.)

  This training will also include step-by-step instruction on how to clean the machines after you have used them.

  You may bring a project to practice your cutting. We will provide scrap glass and patterns for you to practice on.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructor(s).

  Instructor: Kathy Garceau @ (575)418-8022.

  
  

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• CL Components, 07/07, 9:30-12:30

  • When
    07/07/2026
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    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
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  ALL SKILLS LEVEL WORKSHOP:

  You will be making components for use in future projects. You are only limited by your imagination. Bring ideas of things you might want to make. We will share our ideas with the class. You will make whatever you want, there will be no required item to make.

  
  

  Please bring glass, decorating items, glues, etc. 9"x12" tile (these can be checked out) kiln paper to cover, tools. 

   

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items:  Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor: Linda Reed 425-231-3571

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• CL Indigenous Person, 7/8,10-2, & 7/22, 10-2

  • Start
    07/08/2026
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  • End
    07/22/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
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  INTERMEDIATE AND ABOVE WORKSHOP:  Able to design and create simple projects with minimal guidance; trained on all studio equipment.  Fusers are learning about special firing programs.

  
  

  Day One:  12"x12" piece of opal glass for the body.  Suggest black or brown, or a neutral

  At least 1/2 sheet of another piece of opal, streaky or fusers reserve for the cloak & garment

  You may also want to bring dots, small pieces of scrap glass, vitrigraph, dichro, noodles, stringers & glass paint to embellish your piece. 

  Your completed piece will measure 12'' x 15" equaling 180 sq inches & you will be responsible for the $7 firing fee.

  The instructor will provide papyrus & a piece of cardboard to assemble your project on.

  Day Two:  You will dress your Indigenous Person.  

  Suggested dressings: Feathers, beads, leather, copper, old pieces of jewelry, felt, and small pieces of faux animal hides. 

  The instructor will have small pieces of copper for $2 and stakes (for spears) at no charge.  There will be a limited supply mountings for $1 each, but you will be shown how to assemble the mounting. 

  You will also need E6000 glue and/or wire to attach your accessories.

  BONUS:  You will also have enough glass from your 12''x12'' body to construct another one at a later time

   

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best) * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Bev Fenske   541-921-3078

  Assistant Name:  Lorrie Gaunt-Wandell   269-665-0654

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• Studio reserved for Kiln Operators Meeting 07/09 @ 9:00 am

  • When
    07/09/2026
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    9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • Location
    Studio

  Studio reserved for Kiln Operators Meeting....

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• FR Finance Committee Meeting 07/10 @ 9:00 - 11:00 am

  • When
    07/10/2026
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    9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Finance Committee Meeting in Frit Room....

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• FR Volunteers to Sort SWAG Order Second Fri @ 11:00 -2:00 pm

  • When
    07/10/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room
  • Spaces left
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  Registration is closed

  This is the Volunteer Signup to sort SWAG orders for this month - Second Friday of the month.   This is only being sent to the group of people who have expressed interest in assisting.  We are limiting signups to avoid having too many people resulting in a backup in the process.  

  The start time is fluid, we get a text from SWAG when they are about 20-30 minutes away.  Expect that time to be somewhere between 11 and 2.  We aim to be completed with the sorting of the order by 3pm when the studio closes.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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• Fused Quilt Using Stringer Part Sheets, 7/13, 9:30-12:30 & 7/20, 9:30-12:30

  • Start
    07/13/2026
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  • End
    07/20/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
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  ALL LEVEL WORKSHOP:

  
  

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.

  In this workshop you will be learning how to design a "quilt" look using colorful stringer part sheets (see pictures).

  
  

    

  You will start with a 6"x 6" base opaque color of your choice. (That color will also match one of your stringer colors.) The first day will be spent creating your stringer part sheet strips. The second day will be spent cutting those strips into 1" squares and designing those different squares into a "quilt-like" look on your base.

   

  You must have the following supplies for this workshop:

  * a 6" x 6" precut sheet of opaque glass (your color of choice)

  * three 12" x 1" strips of precut clear glass (Cut these as precisely as you can.)

  * several complimentary colors (one color that matches your opaque base) of stringers that are at least 12" long (about 40-50 in all)

  The instructor will have extra colors of stringers for those who may need them. The first day's firing will cost $1.50 and the second day's firing will cost $1.50 to fuse and another $1.50 if you choose to slump your project.

   

  YOU ALSO NEED TO HAVE THE FOLLOWING GENERAL SUPPLIES LISTED BELOW:

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name - Judy Stodieck 763-516-1769

   

   

  
  

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• CL Mosaic 101 - 07/14 & 07/17 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    07/14/2026
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  • End
    07/17/2026
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  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
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  Beginner Level: This workshop is for those members who entered the Glass Club through Intro to Fusing or Intro to Stained Glass.

  
  

  In this workshop you will learn the basic techniques for cutting mosaic glass pieces or tesserae and assembling your first mosaic project. You will create a colorful mosaic on flagstone while learning how to use many other substrates and materials in the process. There will be an assortment of patterns to choose from.

  Glass and flagstone will be provided by the club. The club will also provide the tools to use in this workshop.

  Member cost is $15.00.

  Please contact the instructor for additional information:

  Instructor: Lynn Daniels-Anderson @ 541-729-7773

  Asst Instructor: Jim Owens @ 928-202-1623

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• ST Board Meeting 07/16 @ 10:00 am to noon

  • When
    07/16/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Studio

  GVR Glass Art Club Board Meeting

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• FR Glass Swap and Sell 07/16 @ 12:30 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    07/16/2026
  •  
    12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Glass Swap & Sale in Frit Room....

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• CL/FR Southwest Totem, 7/17 12:00-3:00, & 7/27, 12-2 FR

  • Start
    07/17/2026
  •  
  • End
    07/27/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom 2nd day Frit Room
  • Spaces left
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  Intermediate and above Workshop 
  

   Able to design and create simple projects with minimal guidance; trained on all studio equipment.  Fusers are learning about special firing programs.

  
  

      
  

  
  

  Day one:

  Please bring at least one piece of 3mm clear at least 15" long & several smaller pieces that are opaque Southwest  colors (turquoise, clay reds, burnt oranges, neutrals, greens, golds, etc).  The picture shows a piece that is 2" wide (but the width is up to you).  Also bring stringers, dots, noodles, glass paints, etc for fired embellishments.  This finished piece can be hung (supplies will be included in workshop)  or you can place it in a stand that you may already have.

  Day two: 

   We will assemble the fired totem with backing & embellishments.  Bring embellishments if you have them, or will be provided by instructors.  Examples of embellishments are: feathers, leathers, beads, arrow heads, etc.  Also bring   E 6000 glue or epoxy if you plan to hang your piece.

  Wissmach comes 10"x16" and is $10.50

  Oceanside comes 12"x 24" and is $24.50

   

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Sandy Stretcher   806-240-7525

  Assistant Name:  Peggy Bonovich   443-223-9860

   

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• The Forest for the Trees, 7/18, 10-1

  • When
    07/18/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    6

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  INTERMEDIATE WORKSHOP LEVEL:

  Intermediate:  Able to design and create simple projects with minimal guidance; trained on all studio equipment.  Fusers are learning about special firing programs.

  This class is a bit of a "mind-bender." We will be creating a wave of trees in our very own forest, but we will have to think in terms of positive and negative spaces. We will actually be cutting out the openings to create the space where trees will show through the background, but not actually the trees themselves. 

   

    

   
  

  
  

  The large wave mold can accommodate an 8 x 12 sheet of glass. Participants will need two different 8 x 12 sheets of glass. An opaque wispy can be nice on top, and a clear or transparent color for the trees in the background. Please look at the photos to get some ideas. This will require two firings, and if you use an 8 x 12 measurement, the cost will be $3.50 for each firing. (You may choose to work smaller, such as 6 x 12)

   

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface

  * Glues: GlassTac Gel or Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Janice Urban 609-410-5619

   

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• CR Equipment Training: Drill Press Sessions 07/20 @ 9:00 - 10:30 am

  • When
    07/20/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
  • Location
    Cold Room
  • Spaces left
    4

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  ALL LEVELS

  Whether you are a new member or a member who needs a refresher session, please join us for this training to learn all about the drill press and how to use it for your glass art projects.

  Drill Press: You will learn to use the large and small drill presses. We will provide glass for you to make your own template to use as you practice drilling holes, or you may bring your own art piece to practice on.

  We will use both the 1/8” & 1/4” size bits. **PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR OWN DRILL BITS TO THE CLASS. Both the 1/8” and 1/4” can be purchased in the store.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructor(s).

  Instructors: Linda Reed @ (425) 231-3571.

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• SG Project Completion Assistance 07/21 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • When
    07/21/2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 12:30 PM
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
  • Spaces left
    6

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  ALL LEVELS

  "Project Completion Assistance" is an opportunity to provide a structured time for you to work at the GAC-Stained Glass Studio on your unfinished stained-glass project no matter when you worked on it last. This will be a time for you to discuss with a stained-glass instructor any issue(s) you may have regarding your unfinished project and receive directions, suggestions and encouragement for you to complete your stained-glass creation.

  
  

  Bring your own supplies needed to work on your project such as:

  Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozer, a Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best),

  • Stained glass scissors and regular scissors
  • Writing Tools: Black and Silver Sharpies (fine and regular) markers
  • Other supplies: pins, copper foil, fid, flux (gel or paste), 60/40 solder, frames ruler, and your glass being used for your project, and a carrying box
  • Safety Items: Towel or a heat proof glove for soldering, mask (not a P-100), Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  PLEASE NOTE: there will be no cutting of glass on the clear plastic coverings on the “desk” counters

  The studio will supply soldering guns and desk lighting.

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor - Shawneen Schmitt @ 414-659-6689

  Instructor – Martha Nichols @ 574-780-1337

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• Let's do a Fish 3, 7/21, 10-1

  • When
    07/21/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    6

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  ALL LEVEL WORKSHOP

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies.  Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.

  In this class you will have a choice between 2 different fish. Choose the colors for the fish you want to make.

  
  

       
  

  
  

  You will need a 9x12 tile which can be checked out before the class.  Instructor will provide a template for each fish.

  You will need 9 x 12 papyros paper for the tile which can be bought in the studio store (check in advance for availability) a sheet of 8 x 11 clear glass and any other glass color and embellishments you want to use for your fish. I will say 1 is on the easy side to make the other is on the harder side. Grinding glass for these fish is discouraged.  Students will be responsible for firing fees.

  
  

  General supplies to have readily available for all workshops to be fully prepared:

  - Glass cutting tools:  Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (quilt-type mats work best)

  - Glues:  Elmer's (clear or white), needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  - Writing Tools:  Black sharpies (fine & regular), pen & pencil

  - Other helpful items:  tweezers, toothpicks, carrying box for project

  - Safety items:  P-100 mask, safety glasses, closed-toe shoes, band-aids

  - bring a firing ticket!

  For more information contact Instructor:

  Instructor: Gene Parejko. 214-287-0685

  Assistant: Sandy Thompson

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• CR Lap Grinder Training 07/23 @ 12:30 - 2:00 pm

  • When
    07/23/2026
  •  
    12:30 PM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Cold Room
  • Spaces left
    3

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  INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

  Does your fired project have a wonky edge? Does your bowl wobble? Our lap grinder can help you. It uses ever finer grits to make your project smoother and more finished. In this training workshop, you will learn safety tips; how to set up the lap grinder; how to change wheels and clean them; and how to clean up the grinder at the end.

  Please bring 1-3 fired projects to work on.

  The lap grinder can be messy, especially the first time. Wear old clothes or an apron; and old closed toe shoes. I recommend you remove your rings, bracelets or watches; and tie back long hair.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  Please contact Jayne Becker @ 209-890-5774 with any questions.

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• CL Outside the Lines, 07/23, 12:30-3:30

  • When
    07/23/2026
  •  
    12:30 PM - 3:30 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  All Level Workshop

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.

  
  

    
  

  
  

  This class requires lots of scraps or glass that can be nipped into pieces. You bring whatever glass you want to use. You must bring: nippers, papyrus paper to fit your tile, colored transparent, clear glass (you use a lot) 9"x12" tile or 6"x6" tile (if doing something small), clear glue, ideas. You pay for firing, bring your firing ticket. With eight people in this class, it will back up the Kiln room, because of the size of the projects, so extra time may be required to get your project back.

   

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name >Peggy Jordan 419-215-1747

  Assistant Name>Linda Reed 425-231-3571

   

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• CR Lap Grinding Open Hour 07/23 @ 2:00 - 3:00 pm

  • When
    07/23/2026
  •  
    2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
  • Location
    Cold Room
  • Spaces left
    2

  Registration is closed

  Lap Grinding Open Hour

  Open Hour is for those who have already been trained on the lap grinder and want to use it on their project(s).  

  The instructor, Jayne Becker, will be there to monitor and assist.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  
  

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• Dichroic Cabochon Jewelry, 7/24, 9:30-12:00

  • When
    07/24/2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Intermediate Workshop Level:
  

  Intermediate:  Able to design & create simple projects with minimal guidance; trained on all studio equipment.  Fusers are learning about special firing programs

  In this workshop you will build a pendant and/or pair of earring cabochons.  

  
  

      
  

  
  

  You will need to supply a 6x6 tile and a piece of papyrus to cover tile

  
  

  Glass needed:  A 3x3" clear glass (2mm or 3 mm), a 3x3" piece of black opal (larger pieces if you wish to make more)

  You will also need scrap pieces of dichroic black & or clear

  There is a limited supply of dichroic for sale in the store, or SWAG has scrap packs for sale

  SWAG dichroic order numbers:

       Dichroic clear scrap pack  CBS-71108

       Dichroic on black scrap pack   CBS-71107

  Instructor will provide pendant bails for $0.30 each & earring bails for $0.50 per pair  

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface (Quilt-type mats work best)

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white), Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Cathy Ruiz   405-818-4265

  Assistant Name:  Susan Moran   520-686-3354

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• RA Tile Saw Cutting and Training 07/25 @ 9:00 - 10:30 am

  • When
    07/25/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
  • Location
    Ramada
  • Spaces left
    6

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  WORKSHOP LEVELS

  Beginners: First time users! Learn how to safely cut thicker pieces of glass art such as “Pattern Bars” and “Scrap Boxes” (If you don’t know what these are, please ask a fellow member to let you take a look). Once you have created a pattern bar, scrap box, or other FUSED project that is thicker than 6mm (> 2 layers of glass), sign up for this training and BRING YOUR PROJECT with you to the training. No samples will be available.

  Intermediate/Advanced: If you have attended this training before and you have created more items that need cutting, please feel free to sign up for a time slot.

  Workshop location: Ramada

  Time Slot scheduling: Please schedule yourself in one of the 15-minute sessions.

  Learn to cut pattern bars (7 layers thick, fused glass bar) or scrap boxes (1/2” fused glass bar). **PLEASE DO NOT BRING UNFUSED SINGLE SHEETS OF GLASS OR FUSED GLASS THAT IS ONLY 2 LAYERS THICK.

  This class is considered both an “equipment training” class and an “equipment access” opportunity. Beginners will learn how to safely use the tile saw, discuss basic set up and clean up as well as what material is appropriate for its use.

  Please bring a magic marker for measuring and Vaseline to cover the lines before cutting.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor: Anna Parker at (503) 260-7166.

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• Watercolor Effect on Papyros, 7/31, 10-1

  • When
    07/31/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  ALL LEVEL WORKSHOP: 
  

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.

  
  

  
  

  
  

  You will need:

  Two pieces of 6" x 4" COE 96 clear glass (you can use one opaque piece for the back if you prefer)

  A 5 1/2" x 3 1/2" piece of Papyros paper (Papyros is available for purchase at the Club Store)

  Glassline paints in your chosen colors (Instructors will share their colors for a fee of $2, but if there are particular colors you want, please bring them)

  Stencil that fits on Papyros - no bigger than 5" x 3" (Instructors will have some to share)

  small plastic container for water

  3 plastic lids large enough for a paint palette (sour cream lids work well)

  1" wide soft paintbrush (does not need to be expensive)

  3+ sponge pouncers/daubers

  small round paintbrush or toothpick for touchups

  painter's tape

  hair dryer

  Writing tools: black and silver Sharpies (fine and regular), pen, pencil

  Other helpful items: tweezers, toothpicks, a carrying box for projects

  Firing ticket(s)

  
  

  Important Information

  You MUST use Papyros paper for this project; thin fire will not hold up to the watercolor painting.

  You MUST use Glassline paint; other types will not work.

  The Papyros MUST be cut 1/4" - 3/8" smaller than your pieces of glass. The glass needs to seal to itself, and that won't happen if the paper interferes.

  You MUST use shims between your layers of glass. Shims are pieces of clear, fine frit (not round in shape) that allow the paper's gases to escape before the layers of glass melt, fusing together. If the gas can't escape, the paper will burn and cause a giant crater in the center - hence, a ruined project and upset kiln operators.

  
  

   

  General supplies to bring to class: 

  * Glass cutting tools: Toyo Cutter, Running Pliers, Grozers, Nippers, Cutting Surface

  * Glues: Elmer’s (clear or white) or GlassTac Gel, Needle nosed bottle with non-aerosol hairspray

  * Writing Tools: Black Sharpies (fine and regular), Pen & Pencil

  * Other helpful items:Tweezers, Toothpicks, A carrying box for projects

  * Safety Items: P-100 Mask, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  * Bring a firing ticket!

   

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name: Jill Klaver 303-522-3002

  Instructor Name: Janice Urban 609-410-5619

   

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• CW Equipment Training: Ring Saw Session 08/03 @ 1:00 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    08/03/2026
  •  
    1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Cold Room
  • Spaces left
    4

  Registration is closed

  ALL LEVELS

  Whether you are a new member or a member who is a bit rusty and needs a refresher course, please join us for this training to learn all about the ring saw. We will discuss the various blades that are available and when and how to use them.

  You will learn to cut intricate patterns in glass for your art projects. We will discuss the difference between our various blades; regular, slim, diachroic, mega, and speed blades, as well as when and how to use them.

  (They may not all be in operation at the time of your training, but we will discuss and answer questions about the various ones.)

  This training will also include step-by-step instruction on how to clean the machines after you have used them.

  You may bring a project to practice your cutting. We will provide scrap glass and patterns for you to practice on.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructor(s).

  Instructor: Kathy Garceau @ (575)418-8022.

  
  

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• CL FUSING 101, 8/7, 9:30-12:30pm

  • When
    08/07/2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.
  

  This class is for members who joined through Mosaics and Stained Glass only. You learn how to fuse glass into a Birdhouse. All tools and glass are provided for this class only

  
  

  Please bring:

  * Safety Items:, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  *Fee for class $15.00 payable to teacher at beginning of class

    

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Linda Reed 425-231-3571

   

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• FR Volunteers to Sort SWAG Order First Fri @ 11:00 -2:00 pm

  • When
    08/07/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room
  • Spaces left
    4

  Registration is closed

  This is the Volunteer Signup to sort SWAG orders for this month - First Friday of the month.   This is only being sent to the group of people who have expressed interest in assisting.  We are limiting signups to avoid having too many people resulting in a backup in the process.  

  The start time is fluid, we get a text from SWAG when they are about 20-30 minutes away.  Expect that time to be somewhere between 11 and 2.  We aim to be completed with the sorting of the order by 3pm when the studio closes.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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• RA Tile Saw Cutting and Training 08/08 @ 9:00 - 10:30 am

  • When
    08/08/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 10:30 AM
  • Location
    Ramada
  • Spaces left
    6

  Registration is closed

  WORKSHOP LEVELS

  Beginners: First time users! Learn how to safely cut thicker pieces of glass art such as “Pattern Bars” and “Scrap Boxes” (If you don’t know what these are, please ask a fellow member to let you take a look). Once you have created a pattern bar, scrap box, or other FUSED project that is thicker than 6mm (> 2 layers of glass), sign up for this training and BRING YOUR PROJECT with you to the training. No samples will be available.

  Intermediate/Advanced: If you have attended this training before and you have created more items that need cutting, please feel free to sign up for a time slot.

  Workshop location: Ramada

  Time Slot scheduling: Please schedule yourself in one of the 15-minute sessions.

  Learn to cut pattern bars (7 layers thick, fused glass bar) or scrap boxes (1/2” fused glass bar). **PLEASE DO NOT BRING UNFUSED SINGLE SHEETS OF GLASS OR FUSED GLASS THAT IS ONLY 2 LAYERS THICK.

  This class is considered both an “equipment training” class and an “equipment access” opportunity. Beginners will learn how to safely use the tile saw, discuss basic set up and clean up as well as what material is appropriate for its use.

  Please bring a magic marker for measuring and Vaseline to cover the lines before cutting.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors:

  Instructor: Kathy Garceau at (575) 418-8022.

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• FR Finance Committee Meeting 08/14 @ 9:00 - 11:00 am

  • When
    08/14/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Finance Committee Meeting in Frit Room....

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• CR Lap Grinder Training 08/17 @ 9:30 - 11:00 am

  • When
    08/17/2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Location
    Cold Room
  • Spaces left
    3

  Registration is closed

  INTERMEDIATE LEVEL

  Does your fired project have a wonky edge? Does your bowl wobble? Our lap grinder can help you. It uses ever finer grits to make your project smoother and more finished. In this training workshop, you will learn safety tips; how to set up the lap grinder; how to change wheels and clean them; and how to clean up the grinder at the end.

  Please bring 1-3 fired projects to work on.

  The lap grinder can be messy, especially the first time. Wear old clothes or an apron; and old closed toe shoes. I recommend you remove your rings, bracelets or watches; and tie back long hair.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  Please contact Jayne Becker @ 209-890-5774 with any questions.

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• CR Lap Grinding Open Hour 08/17 @ 11:00-12:00 pm

  • When
    08/17/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Cold Room
  • Spaces left
    1

  Registration is closed

  Lap Grinding Open Hour

  Open Hour is for those who have already been trained on the lap grinder and want to use it on their project(s).  

  The instructor, Jayne Becker, will be there to monitor and assist.

  This equipment training does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 
  

  
  

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• ST Board Meeting 08/20 @ 10:00 am to noon

  • When
    08/20/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Studio

  GVR Glass Art Club Board Meeting

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• FR Glass Swap and Sell 08/20 @ 12:30 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    08/20/2026
  •  
    12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Glass Swap & Sale in Frit Room....

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• CL NMO Website Orientation, 08/24 @ 11:00 - noon

  • When
    08/24/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  This session is to orient brand new members to the Glass Artists Club website (https://www.gvrglassartists.com). 
  
  Initial registration is limited to new members this month - if you are not a new member this month, please wait until 2 days before the session to register to give the opportunity for new members to register first.

  In the session we will focus on the members only section of the website:

  • Your Profile - editing/updating
  • Calendar – signing up for events & registration policies
  • New Member "Start Here" page
  • Mold Catalog - Search capability
  • Member Forums – what they are, subscribing to forums you are interested in
  • Volunteering - Opportunities for new members, recording Volunteer hours
  • Glass Art Galleries – pictures of inspiration
  • Online Library – what information is there

  Followed by a short Q&A session
  

  To get full benefit from this session:

  1. Bring your device (phone, ipad, laptop) that you use to access the website (no desktops!)
  2. Know your website password – see below for help in advance

  This website orientation does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 

  If you need help registering for this event because you can’t get on the website, please email the calendar administrators at events.gvrgac@gmail.com to register.

  If you need help signing into the website, please email Alice at amckenzie@aol.com to set up a 10 minute session for private help prior to the session.   

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• CL Mosaic 101 - 08/25 & 08/28 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    08/25/2026
  •  
  • End
    08/28/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

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  Beginner Level: This workshop is for those members who entered the Glass Club through Intro to Fusing or Intro to Stained Glass.

  
  

  In this workshop you will learn the basic techniques for cutting mosaic glass pieces or tesserae and assembling your first mosaic project. You will create a colorful mosaic on flagstone while learning how to use many other substrates and materials in the process. There will be an assortment of patterns to choose from.

  Glass and flagstone will be provided by the club. The club will also provide the tools to use in this workshop.

  Member cost is $15.00.

  Please contact the instructor for additional information:

  Instructor: Lynn Daniels-Anderson @ 541-729-7773

  Asst Instructor: Jim Owens @ 928-202-1623

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• FR Volunteers to Sort SWAG Order First Fri @ 11:00 -2:00 pm

  • When
    09/04/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room
  • Spaces left
    4

  Registration is closed

  This is the Volunteer Signup to sort SWAG orders for this month - First Friday of the month.   This is only being sent to the group of people who have expressed interest in assisting.  We are limiting signups to avoid having too many people resulting in a backup in the process.  

  The start time is fluid, we get a text from SWAG when they are about 20-30 minutes away.  Expect that time to be somewhere between 11 and 2.  We aim to be completed with the sorting of the order by 3pm when the studio closes.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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• Studio reserved for Kiln Operators Meeting 09/10 @ 9:00 am

  • When
    09/10/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • Location
    Studio

  Studio reserved for Kiln Operators Meeting....

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• FR Finance Committee Meeting 09/11 @ 9:00 - 11:00 am

  • When
    09/11/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Finance Committee Meeting in Frit Room....

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• ST 101 "Let's Make a Butterfly" - 09/14 & 09/15 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    09/14/2026
  •  
  • End
    09/15/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
  • Spaces left
    6

  Registration is closed

  Workshop level: Beginners in Stain Glass

  This workshop is for club members who have joined through mosaics or fused glass and would also like to learn the techniques for stained glass.

  
  

  You will be taught the copper foiling method and soldering stained glass in this two-day workshop. You will create a 6 x 8” stained glass butterfly.

  The studio will provide you with the pattern, glass, and supplies needed to complete the project. Tools will be available for those students who do not have their own. There will be a selection of glass available so you can choose your own colors for the project.

  You must bring your safety glasses and wear close-toe shoes.

  Instructors: Shawneen Schmitt @ 414-659-6689 and Stephanie Andrews

  Cost $15.00 payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

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• ST Board Meeting 09/17 @ 10:00 am to noon

  • When
    09/17/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Studio

  GVR Glass Art Club Board Meeting

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• FR Glass Swap and Sell 09/17 @ 12:30 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    09/17/2026
  •  
    12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Glass Swap & Sale in Frit Room....

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• FR Volunteers to Sort SWAG Order First Fri @ 11:00 -2:00 pm

  • When
    10/02/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room
  • Spaces left
    4

  Registration is closed

  This is the Volunteer Signup to sort SWAG orders for this month - First Friday of the month.   This is only being sent to the group of people who have expressed interest in assisting.  We are limiting signups to avoid having too many people resulting in a backup in the process.  

  The start time is fluid, we get a text from SWAG when they are about 20-30 minutes away.  Expect that time to be somewhere between 11 and 2.  We aim to be completed with the sorting of the order by 3pm when the studio closes.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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• ST "Let's Make a Teardrop Sun Catcher" 101 - 10/05 & 10/06 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    10/05/2026
  •  
  • End
    10/06/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
  • Spaces left
    6

  Registration is closed

  Workshop level: Beginners in Stain Glass

  This workshop is for club members who have joined through mosaics or fused glass and would also like to learn the techniques for stained glass.

      
  

  You will be taught the copper foiling method and soldering stained glass in this two-day workshop. You will create a 6 x 8” stained glass teardrop sun catcher

  The studio will provide you with the pattern, glass, and supplies needed to complete the project. Tools will be available for those students who do not have their own. There will be a selection of glass available so you can choose your own colors for the project.

  You must bring your safety glasses and wear closed toe shoes.

  Instructors: Shawneen Schmitt @ 414-659-6689 and Stephanie Andrews @ 520-256-2680.

  Cost is $15.00 payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

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• CL Mosaic 101 - 10/06 & 10/09 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    10/06/2026
  •  
  • End
    10/09/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  Beginner Level: This workshop is for those members who entered the Glass Club through Intro to Fusing or Intro to Stained Glass.

  
  

  In this workshop you will learn the basic techniques for cutting mosaic glass pieces or tesserae and assembling your first mosaic project. You will create a colorful mosaic on flagstone while learning how to use many other substrates and materials in the process. There will be an assortment of patterns to choose from.

  Glass and flagstone will be provided by the club. The club will also provide the tools to use in this workshop.

  Member cost is $15.00.

  Please contact the instructor for additional information:

  Instructor: Lynn Daniels-Anderson @ 541-729-7773

  Asst Instructor: Jim Owens @ 928-202-1623

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• CL FUSING 101 10/07, 9:30-12:30pm

  • When
    10/07/2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.
  

  This class is for members who joined through Mosaics and Stained Glass only. You learn how to fuse glass into a Birdhouse. All tools and glass are provided for this class only

  
  

  Please bring:

  * Safety Items:, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  *Fee for class $15.00 payable to teacher at beginning of class

    

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Linda Reed 425-231-3571

   

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• FR Finance Committee Meeting 10/09 @ 9:00 - 11:00 am

  • When
    10/09/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 11:00 AM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Finance Committee Meeting in Frit Room....

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• ST Board Meeting 10/15 @ 10:00 am to noon

  • When
    10/15/2026
  •  
    10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Studio

  GVR Glass Art Club Board Meeting

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• FR Glass Swap and Sell 10/15 @ 12:30 - 2:30 pm

  • When
    10/15/2026
  •  
    12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room

  Glass Swap & Sale in Frit Room....

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• FR Volunteers to Sort SWAG Order First Fri @ 11:00 -2:00 pm

  • When
    11/06/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room
  • Spaces left
    4

  Registration is closed

  This is the Volunteer Signup to sort SWAG orders for this month - First Friday of the month.   This is only being sent to the group of people who have expressed interest in assisting.  We are limiting signups to avoid having too many people resulting in a backup in the process.  

  The start time is fluid, we get a text from SWAG when they are about 20-30 minutes away.  Expect that time to be somewhere between 11 and 2.  We aim to be completed with the sorting of the order by 3pm when the studio closes.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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• ST 101 "Let's Make a Teardrop Sun Catcher" - 11/09 & 11/10 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    11/09/2026
  •  
  • End
    11/10/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Stained Glass Classroom
  • Spaces left
    6

  Registration is closed

  Workshop level: Beginners in Stain Glass

  This workshop is for club members who have joined through mosaics or fused glass and would also like to learn the techniques for stained glass.

     
  

  You will be taught the copper foiling method and soldering stained glass in this two-day workshop. You will create a 6 x 8” stained glass teardrop sun catcher

  The studio will provide you with the pattern, glass, and supplies needed to complete the project. Tools will be available for those students who do not have their own. There will be a selection of glass available so you can choose your own colors for the project.

  You must bring your safety glasses and wear closed toe shoes.

  Instructors: Shawneen Schmitt @ 414-659-6689 and Marilyn Oliviera @ 510-335-8277.

  Cost is $15.00 payable to the instructor on the first day of class.

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• Studio reserved for Kiln Operators Meeting 11/12 @ 9:00 am

  • When
    11/12/2026
  •  
    9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
  • Location
    Studio

  Studio reserved for Kiln Operators Meeting....

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• CL NMO Website Orientation, 11/17 @ 11:00 - noon

  • When
    11/17/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 12:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  This session is to orient brand new members to the Glass Artists Club website (https://www.gvrglassartists.com). 
  
  Initial registration is limited to new members this month - if you are not a new member this month, please wait until 2 days before the session to register to give the opportunity for new members to register first.

  In the session we will focus on the members only section of the website:

  • Your Profile - editing/updating
  • Calendar – signing up for events & registration policies
  • New Member "Start Here" page
  • Mold Catalog - Search capability
  • Member Forums – what they are, subscribing to forums you are interested in
  • Volunteering - Opportunities for new members, recording Volunteer hours
  • Glass Art Galleries – pictures of inspiration
  • Online Library – what information is there

  Followed by a short Q&A session
  

  To get full benefit from this session:

  1. Bring your device (phone, ipad, laptop) that you use to access the website (no desktops!)
  2. Know your website password – see below for help in advance

  This website orientation does not count toward the one-workshop-per-month. 

  If you need help registering for this event because you can’t get on the website, please email the calendar administrators at events.gvrgac@gmail.com to register.

  If you need help signing into the website, please email Alice at amckenzie@aol.com to set up a 10 minute session for private help prior to the session.   

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• CL Mosaic 101 - 12/01 & 12/04 @ 9:30 - 12:30 pm

  • Start
    12/01/2026
  •  
  • End
    12/04/2026
  •  
  • Schedule
    2 sessions
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  Beginner Level: This workshop is for those members who entered the Glass Club through Intro to Fusing or Intro to Stained Glass.

  
  

  In this workshop you will learn the basic techniques for cutting mosaic glass pieces or tesserae and assembling your first mosaic project. You will create a colorful mosaic on flagstone while learning how to use many other substrates and materials in the process. There will be an assortment of patterns to choose from.

  Glass and flagstone will be provided by the club. The club will also provide the tools to use in this workshop.

  Member cost is $15.00.

  Please contact the instructor for additional information:

  Instructor: Lynn Daniels-Anderson @ 541-729-7773

  Asst Instructor: Jim Owens @ 928-202-1623

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• CL FUSING 101 12/2, 9:30-12:30pm

  • When
    12/02/2026
  •  
    9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • Location
    Classroom
  • Spaces left
    8

  Registration is closed

  Beginner:  Learning how to cut basic shapes and follow a line; familiar with basic tools and supplies. Fusers understand full, contour, tack, slump firing programs.
  

  This class is for members who joined through Mosaics and Stained Glass only. You learn how to fuse glass into a Birdhouse. All tools and glass are provided for this class only

  
  

  Please bring:

  * Safety Items:, Safety glasses, Closed-toe shoes, Band-aids

  *Fee for class $15.00 payable to teacher at beginning of class

    

  For further assistance or questions, please contact the instructors: 

  Instructor Name:  Linda Reed 425-231-3571

   

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• FR Volunteers to Sort SWAG Order First Fri @ 11:00 -2:00 pm

  • When
    12/04/2026
  •  
    11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
  • Location
    Frit Room
  • Spaces left
    4

  Registration is closed

  This is the Volunteer Signup to sort SWAG orders for this month - First Friday of the month.   This is only being sent to the group of people who have expressed interest in assisting.  We are limiting signups to avoid having too many people resulting in a backup in the process.  

  The start time is fluid, we get a text from SWAG when they are about 20-30 minutes away.  Expect that time to be somewhere between 11 and 2.  We aim to be completed with the sorting of the order by 3pm when the studio closes.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

  Show details
• Anza Room Glass Artist Club Annual Meeting 12/11 @ 2:00 - 5:00 pm

  • When
    12/11/2026
  •  
    2:00 PM - 5:00 PM
  • Location
    Anza Room

  GVR Glass Art Club Annual Meeting

  Come celebrate the end of the year at the Glass Artists Club Annual Meeting and social Saturday December 11, 2026 in the Anza Room at Santa Rita Springs GVR Center, right above our studio.

  Please bring an appetizer or dessert of your choice if you want. Club provides water and coffee, anything else please BYOB.

  We will have our annual reports with slides, results of the board of directors election, volunteer recognition, and door prizes throughout the afternoon of a collection of amazing items, including gifts from our generous friends at Southwest Art Glass.

  Parking is available above and behind our complex with a bridge leading directly to the Anza Room upstairs.

  We will be collecting non-perishable food for our local food banks to help our neighbors in need, dog and cat food is also needed. A collection bin is in lobby of our studio now and day of meeting we will have collection boxes available in the Anza Room.

  Looking forward to seeing all our new and existing members to have fun and celebrate!

  
  

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