What is the minimum age to participate?

Minimum age is 4 for children; adults must be present and there is a two-adult minimum per booking.

How long is the class?

The Family Flamework Class is 90 minutes long (1.5 hours).

Is the studio wheelchair accessible?

No. The studio is not wheelchair accessible according to the listing details.

Are materials and tools provided?

Yes—materials, tools, and basic safety gear are provided and instructors handle torch operations while guiding participants.

Can I add an extra child to my booking?

Yes. The listing notes you can add a fourth child via the booking menu; groups are capped at five people with up to three kids by default.

Family Flamework Class in Duluth: Private 90-Minute Glassmaking Studio on Canal Park | Workshop | Private

Q: Is gratuity included?

An 18% automatic gratuity is applied to all Family Flamework bookings.

Adventure Brief

Turn a windy day in Duluth into a colorful family memory: a private 90-minute flamework session on Canal Park where kids and adults make wearable glass keepsakes. Small groups, two instructors, and a studio all to yourselves—perfect for multigenerational outings.

1.5 hours

easy

From $358.07

On Duluth’s bustling Canal Park waterfront, the Family Flamework Class at 357 Canal Park Drive, Duluth, MN, 55802 offers a hands-on glassmaking session designed for families with children aged four and up. In a private 90-minute session, small groups (3–5 people; two-adult minimum, up to three kids) take over a studio warmed by the glow of torches, where two instructors—one focused on adult projects, one guiding children—lead you through flamework techniques that turn glass rods into wearable art. Adults choose from core projects—wine goblets, icicles, pendants, or earrings—each scaled for first-time makers so you leave with something functional and distinctive. Kids join a kid-focused pendant class tailored to ages four through eleven, using bright colors and simplified steps so they can safely shape glass into a keepsake. The private format means the studio is yours for the session, which keeps the pace relaxed and the instruction personal. This class stands out in Duluth’s recreation scene because it pairs an intimate, studio craft with the city’s rugged lakeside character. Canal Park’s industrial piers and the nearby Lakewalk make the location ideal for pairing a creative indoor experience with outdoor exploration of Lake Superior’s shoreline. The flamework process itself is a remarkable counterpoint to the natural landscape: concentrated flame and molten color producing small objects that echo the glassy blues and greens of the lake. Practical details matter: arrive 15 minutes early to check in, the studio is not wheelchair accessible, and an 18% automatic gratuity is applied to all Family Flamework bookings. Sessions are designed for small parties, so plan for the two-adult minimum and a five-person cap. Instructors provide step-by-step coaching; basic safety orientation is included for all participants. Why book it? For visitors wanting a memorable hands-on activity sheltered from wind or rain, this class delivers a tactile souvenir you’ll actually use. It’s an excellent option for multigenerational groups, birthday outings, or a creative contrast to hiking and waterfront sightseeing. Whether you leave with a throat-catching goblet, a playful icicle ornament, or a child’s bright pendant, the result is a miniature piece of Duluth you can carry home. Materials, tools, and glass are provided in the studio, and instructors handle torch operations while participants shape and add color; basic safety gear is supplied, but closed-toe shoes and long hair tied back are recommended. The class works well as a shelter from unpredictable Superior weather and makes an engaging stop between Canal Park attractions. Want to bring a fourth child? Click the box in the booking menu to add them. Minimum age is 4; groups are capped at five people (up to three kids) with a two-adult minimum. Bookings are handled through FareHarbor: https://fareharbor.com/embeds/book/lakesuperiorartglass/items/709444/?asn=fhdn&asn-ref=advcollective&ref=advcollective&bookable-only=yes&full-items=yes&marketplace=yes&flow=no Provider contact and ownership information not provided.

About Lake Superior Art Glass

Lake Superior Art Glass in Duluth, Minnesota offers hands-on glassworking classes and designer experiences led by expert artisans.

The studio provides a broad range of sessions including Wine Goblet Class (ages 14+), Nightlight Class (ages 10+), Glass Flower Class, Pendant Necklace Class, Paperweight Class, Glass Icicle Class, and seasonal Designer Experiences such as November and December Snowman events. Group and private options include Group Flamework Class, Group Hot Shop Class, Couples Unity Glass Class, Private Class with Instructor, and corporate or social team-building sessions.

For participants seeking deeper skill development, Advanced Hot Shop sessions are available to those who have completed required beginner and intermediate classes. Memorial services are supported through dedicated experiences: Memorial Paperweight Class and Memorial Nightlight Class allow mixing ashes into glass to create lasting tributes under guided instruction. Many classes involve shaping molten glass under instructor guidance and require cooling time; completed pieces are often taken home after they cool overnight.

The studio collaborates with local partners for special events, including a November Designer Experience offered in connection with the North Shore Scenic Railway that bundles a snowman glass project with tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum. Lake Superior Art Glass welcomes creators of different ages with age-specific classes and hosts seasonal events like March, September, October, July and August designer experiences. Booking information, class availability, and reservations are managed by the studio; Advanced Hot Shop sessions and some private bookings require phone reservation. Gift certificates and studio merchandise are available for purchase onsite year-round.