Working in our glass fusing studio make unique glass treasures. Sessions last 45 minutes or an hour and need to be booked and paid for in advance.
Age
Suitable for 7 years+
Booking
- Pre-booking is essential
- Children must be accompanied by a paying adult for the duration of all activities.
- One adult can accompany up to 3 children
Working in our glass fusing studio make unique glass treasures. Sessions last about 1.5 hours and need to be booked and paid for in advance.
Age
Suitable for adults and children aged 12 years+
Booking
- Pre-booking is essential
- Children must be accompanied by a paying adult for the duration of all activities.
- One adult can accompany up to 3 children
Booking
All sessions can be booked via Ticket Source
Glass Fusion participants must wear enclosed footwear and tie long hair up. A cotton apron and goggles will be supplied; all you need to bring is your imagination!
Items will be fused in the kin and available for collection at a later date.
All sessions can be booked via Ticket Source
* These are very popular courses which need to be booked and paid for in advance
What do I wear?
We recommend you cover you feet (don't wear open toed sandals!) and tie long hair back. You will be given an apron to wear and goggles should you need them.
My child is not yet 7, but they're really good at art, can they participate?
No. The studio is small and participants do work with real, sometimes very small pieces of glass. From experience, some visitors have not always been truthful about the age of their child and children as young as 3 came to the class. The studio environment is simply not suitable for this age group.
Can I eat in the studio?
No. You will be handling small pieces of glass and we'd hate for you to eat some by mistake - just think about where it has to come out after being digested!!! You may bring in sealed water bottles or enclosed drink holders.
Why do you let school groups or Beavers or Rainbow groups do these sessions?
These children are always supervised by an adult who they know. We also can guarantee the age of the child; we know that a Year 1 pupil is between 5-6 years old and they are used to being in a classroom and shown what to do.