Thursday | Studio time
Fee: $40 + HST (free to Studio-level members)

Fee: $40 + HST (free to Studio-level members)
Summer lights, summer nights — faerie homes that shine so bright. Bring a touch of enchantment to your patio or balcony with these whimsical fused glass lanterns. Designed as tiny glowing dwellings, each lantern becomes part of a magical faerie village that sparkles warmly through long summer evenings. In this playful workshop, participants will use 96 COE glass and studio accessories to design and assemble their own miniature faerie houses in glass. Colour, texture, and layered details will transform simple forms into charming lantern panels that glow beautifully once illuminated. Once kiln fired and assembled with hardware, the finished lanterns can be swapped out or rearranged, allowing your faerie village to evolve and shine throughout the season — perfect for creating a little midsummer magic wherever they are displayed. All project materials, kiln firing, and hardware are included. When: Thursdays, June 4 AND 11, 2026, from 7 to 10 pm Fee: $225 + HST (includes all project materials, kiln firing, and hardware) Glass cutting experience is required. Beginners, please first take an introductory workshop.
The enchantment continues with the second workshop in our Faerie series. Inspired by midsummer magic, the Faerie muse brings a mystical presence to garden spaces, balconies, or glowing window displays. With shimmering iridescent glass, sparkling Mica, and a softly glowing moon, this luminous piece captures the quiet wonder of a summer night. In this two-morning workshop, participants will begin by creating their faerie figure along with delicate firefly companions and graceful branches created in the vitrigraph kiln. A dichroic glass scrap pack is available for those who wish to add extra sparkle to their faerie muse. During the second session, participants will explore the use of Mica, a naturally reflective silicate mineral, learning how it can be incorporated into kiln-formed glass to create a brilliant metallic sheen. The composition is completed with a moon accented with glow pigment, allowing the piece to softly illuminate once the sun goes down. Place your finished faerie among summer flowers or display it indoors where light can catch its shimmering surfaces — and let the midsummer enchantment begin. All project materials and kiln firings are included. Optional: Dichroic scrap pack and Stake hardware When: Saturdays, June 6 AND 13, 2026, from 10 am to 12 pm Fee: $275 + HST (includes all project materials and kiln firings) + Optional: Clear dichroic scrap pack/$65 + HST, Garden stake/$95 + HST
This fun and sassy course is sure to get your creative juices flowing! In this two-evening course, participants will begin by making all the "raw" material they can out of 96 COE glass and accessories using techniques like sgraffito, stenciling, and paint washes, as well as recreating old favourites like confetti, chopsticks, and mardi gras glass. On the second evening, you will create as many projects as you can from your fired stash of pings, stringers, and decorated sheet glass. Whether clocks, coasters, dishes, jewellery, or vases, you are only limited by your imagination. As shape and size will vary, the final firings are à la carte. Project 96 COE glass and accessories, and material-making kiln firings included. Finished project firings, optional metals and hardware are not included. Beginners are welcome! When: September 24 and October 1, 2026, from 7 to 10 pm Fee: $250 + HST (includes project 96 COE glass and accessories)
Beyond the bead: Soldering techniques and surface effects Does your solder spit or pit? Are you struggling to form a smooth, even bead? A clear understanding of how solder and flux interact can transform the soldering process — eliminating common frustrations while opening the door to expressive decorative techniques and sculptural possibilities. In this focused two-hour workshop, participants will explore best practices for soldering maintenance, proper flux use, and controlled solder application. Through guided demonstrations, participants will learn how to achieve clean seams and develop a range of decorative solder finishes, including hammered, bamboo, and pearl textures. Participants will also be introduced to methods for stamping and sculpting solder, expanding its potential beyond structural joins into a decorative design element. Using glass bevels and 60/40 solder, each participant will create a small 4-inch × 4-inch Tree of knowledge panel that showcases several of the techniques explored during the session. All project materials are included. Beginners are welcome! When: September 26, 2026, from 10 am to 12 pm Fee: $95 + HST (includes all project materials)
Perfect for beginners and intermediate fusers alike, this fun and relaxed afternoon workshop will introduce you to the magic of our favourite metallic-coated marvel: dichroic glass. Using dichroic glass, known for its rich, colour shifting depth, 96 COE glass, and kiln fibre, participants will learn the basics of kiln firing while creating as many pieces as they can during this session. Once fired, choose six of your favourites to finish with silver-coloured jewellery bails — making them ready to wear on your favourite chain or to give as beautiful, hand-made gifts. All project materials and kiln firings are included. Beginners are welcome! When: September 26, 2026, from 1 to 4 pm Fee: $115 + HST (includes all project materials and kiln firings)
This fun and sassy course is sure to get your creative juices flowing! In this two-evening course, participants will begin by making all the "raw" material they can out of 96 COE glass and accessories using techniques like sgraffito, stenciling, and paint washes, as well as recreating old favourites like confetti, chopsticks, and mardi gras glass. On the second evening, you will create as many projects as you can from your fired stash of pings, stringers, and decorated sheet glass. Whether clocks, coasters, dishes, jewellery, or vases, you are only limited by your imagination. As shape and size will vary, the final firings are à la carte. Project 96 COE glass and accessories, and material-making kiln firings included. Finished project firings, optional metals and hardware are not included. Beginners are welcome! When: September 24 and October 1, 2026, from 7 to 10 pm Fee: $250 + HST (includes project 96 COE glass and accessories)
Welcome to stained glass! Bright and engaging, stained glass is a wonderful medium to inspire creativity and relaxation. This four-week course includes hands on instruction in traditional lead came stained glass in our spacious and fully-equipped studio. Participants will learn how to safely handle, cut, and break sheet glass, and lead and glaze an 8 x 10-inch stained glass panel. Some glass, metals, chemicals, and tool usage included. Beginners are welcome! When: October 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2026, from 7 to 10 pm Fee: $325 + HST (includes some project glass, metals, chemicals and tool usage)
Welcome to stained glass! Bright and engaging, stained glass is a wonderful medium to inspire creativity and relaxation. This four-week course includes hands on instruction in traditional lead came stained glass in our spacious and fully-equipped studio. Participants will learn how to safely handle, cut, and break sheet glass, and lead and glaze an 8 x 10-inch stained glass panel. Some glass, metals, chemicals, and tool usage included. Beginners are welcome! When: October 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2026, from 7 to 10 pm Fee: $325 + HST (includes some project glass, metals, chemicals and tool usage)
Welcome to stained glass! Bright and engaging, stained glass is a wonderful medium to inspire creativity and relaxation. This four-week course includes hands on instruction in traditional lead came stained glass in our spacious and fully-equipped studio. Participants will learn how to safely handle, cut, and break sheet glass, and lead and glaze an 8 x 10-inch stained glass panel. Some glass, metals, chemicals, and tool usage included. Beginners are welcome! When: October 8, 15, 22, and 29, 2026, from 7 to 10 pm Fee: $325 + HST (includes some project glass, metals, chemicals and tool usage)