How long is the workshop?

The guided class runs 6–8 PM (two hours), and tickets include all-day access to FloridaRAMA installations.

What does the $50 ticket include?

Tickets cover FloridaRAMA admission plus the two-hour Stained Glass Mermaid Tail workshop and all materials needed to finish your piece.

Is the workshop suitable for beginners or children?

The session is beginner-friendly and best for teens and adults; check the booking page for any stated age minimums.

Are safety and accessibility details available?

Structured accessibility information is not provided in the listing; contact the operator or consult the booking page for specifics.

Can I finish my project during the workshop?

Yes—Art by Peña guides a complete assembly so most participants leave with a finished, take-home piece.

What is the cancellation or refund policy?

Cancellation and refund policies aren’t included in the description; review the booking confirmation or contact the operator for terms.

Build a Stained Glass Mermaid Tail at FloridaRAMA — Evening Workshop in St. Petersburg, FL

FloridaRAMA's Stained Glass Mermaid Tail with Art by Peña is a hands-on evening workshop and all-day gallery pass in St. Petersburg, Florida. Set inside the FloridaRAMA immersive exhibition, the experience pairs guided craft instruction with open access to imaginative installations that play with light, color, and scale. From 6–8 PM, Art by Peña leads a two-hour class where participants assemble a stained glass mermaid tail using pre-cut glass, copper foil, and finishing techniques; all materials are supplied and the finished piece goes home with you. Tickets are $50 and include FloridaRAMA admission and the workshop. The main draw is the way the workshop bridges maker culture and experiential art. FloridaRAMA's rooms are designed around intense color fields and reflective surfaces that make stained glass sing—when you step from an installation into the studio, you can test how natural Gulf Coast light and interior illumination alter hues and translucence. The scene features larger-than-life panels, mirrored walls, and touch-friendly mixed-media sculptures that encourage experimentation. In the studio you’ll learn safe glass handling, basic soldering or copper-foiling techniques used by Peña, and how to curate color sequences so your tail reads like an aquatic mosaic. This is a low-barrier, creative activity that appeals to first-time makers, families with teens, date-night pairs, and anyone who wants a tactile souvenir beyond a postcard. Art by Peña’s guidance keeps the pace brisk and methodical, so even nervous beginners finish with a polished piece. The timing also works for visitors staying in downtown St. Petersburg or making a Gulf Coast day trip—arrive earlier to explore the installations, then settle in for the hands-on session. Practical details matter: FloridaRAMA sits in St. Petersburg and uses dim, colored lighting in many rooms—bring a light jacket and clean, closed-toe shoes for the workshop. The class size is intimate to allow one-on-one help, and materials are included in the ticket price. The experience is special because it converts observation into creation; you don’t just view color and form, you assemble it. For travelers who want an art-focused evening that still feels playful and local, this workshop offers a memorable keepsake and a deepened appreciation of FloridaRAMA’s installations. It’s part studio class, part exhibition visit, and a distinct way to take home a piece of St. Petersburg’s creative scene. Plan to arrive at least 60 minutes before the workshop if you want a slow walkthrough of the installations—the galleries reward unhurried attention to layered textures and backlit panels. Whether you’re gifting the night to a friend or claiming a first-time studio victory for yourself, the combination of immersive art and a hands-on stained glass project makes this offering one of St. Petersburg’s most approachable creative nights out. Reservations are recommended; spaces sell.

About FloridaRAMA

FloridaRAMA is an immersive art and entertainment venue in St. Petersburg, Florida that showcases work from more than 80 artists and blends interactive installations with rotating events. Visitors encounter video, sculpture, and mixed-media exhibits alongside themed pop-up experiences such as Neon Summer, immersive minigolf, and seasonal hunts. The space programs artist talks, salons, community performances, kirtan evenings, and curated parties that highlight local and visiting creators.

FloridaRAMA offers flexible visit options including General Admission, combo packages like General Admission + Searchlight Hunt, themed experiences such as Flower Power and Python Challenge, and family-friendly amenities like the Creative Kids Club and Kid's Cool Down Package. The venue hosts Sensory Saturdays with dimmed lighting and reduced noise, and private pARTy Room birthday packages with staffed activities and refreshments.

Special events listed by FloridaRAMA include the Warhol Birthday & Pop Art Party on August 15th, Keaton Fox's "Quiet at Heart" art salon, and Bhakti Yoga devotional kirtan by Palehorse with ceremonial elements. Regularly updated programming and rotating exhibits ensure repeat visits with fresh content.

Located in St. Petersburg, FloridaRAMA markets itself as a destination for families, couples, art enthusiasts, and groups seeking participatory cultural experiences. Information about tickets, event dates, and package details is published by FloridaRAMA for prospective visitors. The venue emphasizes accessibility through designated quiet areas and sensory kits during select events. Advance ticketing, event calendars, and schedule updates are posted by FloridaRAMA so visitors can plan visits, confirm dates, and review accessibility or participation details before attending.