Spend 2–2.5 hours crafting a Turkish mosaic lamp in a bright, accessible studio at Voorhees Town Center. Ideal for beginners, the workshop includes step-by-step instruction, Turkish tea and sweets, and a take-home grouting kit.
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Step into a bright studio tucked inside Voorhees Town Center and the room immediately narrows the world down to color: tiny gems of glass catching light, a row of lamp bases waiting like blank pages, and the low steam of Turkish tea inviting you to slow down.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–2.5 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels; requires only fine-motor control and seated concentration
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History
Turkish mosaic lamps draw on Ottoman glass and metalworking traditions found across historic bazaars; the modern workshop translates those centuries-old techniques into a beginner-friendly craft. Voorhees Town Center itself evolved from a 1970s mall into a mixed-use local hub for retail and small studios.
Conservation
The studio recycles glass offcuts where possible and provides guidance on safe disposal of adhesive materials; guests are encouraged to minimize waste and return unused materials for reuse.
Reserve your spot on the Mosaic Art Workshop in Voorhees today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Arrive via the mall entrance opposite Boscov’s
Parking and studio access are easiest from the shopping mall entrance on the side away from Boscov’s—give yourself 10–15 minutes to find the unit in the complex.
Allergy and ingredient warning
Turkish delights served during the class contain nuts; notify staff ahead of time if anyone in your group has allergies.
Protect your clothing
Silicone glue and glass dust can stain—wear clothes you don’t mind getting adhesive on or bring an apron.
Wheelchair and stroller friendly
The studio and surfaces are wheelchair accessible; contact the studio ahead if you need tool adaptations or a quieter workspace.
Comfortable, close-fitting clothing
Minimizes the chance of snagging or getting adhesive on your clothes while you work.
Closed-toe shoes
Protects feet from dropped glass pieces and fits studio footwear policy if required.
Reading glasses or magnifier
Helpful for detailed mosaic placement if you prefer visual aid for fine work.
Small zip-top bag
Keeps your finished pieces, beads, and take-home grouting kit organized for travel home.