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Your winter weekend getaway: Frost To Flame Glassblowing Gathering

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1. Workers in a shop heat glass in preparation to sculpt the material. 2. A windowfront display of beautiful glassworks.

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Looking for a winter activity with some real heat?

Internationally renowned glassblowers Rob Levin, Kenny Pieper, and Pablo Soto are getting ready to ignite passions for marvelously molten materials during Burnsville’s Frost To Flame Glassblowing Gathering, happening Friday, Feb. 27-March 1.

Look forward to:

  • Friday cocktail party + hot glass demonstration
  • Hands-on glassblowing classes all weekend (great way to learn a new skill)
  • Studio tours
  • Sunday morning pastries + artist meet n’ greet
  • Commemorative glass to take home

Tickets, times, and full weekend details this way.

See molten magic up close

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