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Experience the art of glass making at D&L Art Glass Supply's Open Studio in Denver. Explore stained glass, kiln work, and more in a supportive and creative environment.
2 hours
easy
Family Friendly
No Experience Required
Experience the art of glass making at D&L Art Glass Supply's Open Studio in Denver. Explore stained glass, kiln work, and more in a supportive and creative environment.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for anyone able to stand or sit comfortably during sessions.
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History
Denver has a rich history in arts and crafts, evolving into a thriving creative community within the Rocky Mountain region.
Conservation
D&L Art Glass Supply promotes sustainable practices by encouraging the reuse of glass materials wherever possible.
D&L Art Glass Supply
Experience the art of glass making at D&L Art Glass Supply's Open Studio in Denver. Explore stained glass, kiln work, and more in a supportive and creative environment.
D&L Art Glass Supply is a full-service glass art studio and teaching center dedicated to hands-on education, materials, and studio access for makers at every level. Located within a creative community, D&L offers an extensive schedule of workshops and open-studio sessions led by nationally recognized artists and experienced instructors. Classes cover fused glass, stained glass, mosaics, vitrigraph, kilnforming, cold working, sandblasting, and specialized techniques like reactive glass and advanced pattern making.
Participants can join single-day introductions, intensive multi-day courses, themed artist residencies, and two-hour open studio sessions. Each class supplies studio tools, equipment, and clear firing schedules, while materials are available for purchase on-site or participants may bring their own. D&L emphasizes safety, accessibility, and artistic growth with small class sizes, step-by-step demonstrations, and one-on-one guidance during hands-on projects. Popular offerings include beginner fusing, mosaic workshops, stained-glass painting and lightbox projects, vitrigraph collaboration, and advanced fused-glass pattern forming. Several guest-led workshops are noted as sold out, reflecting consistent demand and instructor reputations. The studio also supports experimentation with test pieces and sample libraries so artists can learn material behaviors before committing to larger works. D&L maintains professional-grade kilns and cold-working stations and enforces best practices for material compatibility and ventilation. With a track record of offering beginner-friendly entry points alongside advanced technical courses, D&L Art Glass Supply serves hobbyists, emerging artists, and professional makers seeking technical skill, creative support, and reliable studio resources. The studio regularly updates its equipment and publishes clear schedules and materials lists online for students annually.
Guest Instructors
Named Artists
Guest-led specialty workshops
Class Duration
1–5 days
Single-day to weeklong intensives
Open Studio
Two-hour Sessions
Drop-in sessions for makers
Disciplines
Fusing • Stained • Mosaic
Wide range of glass techniques
Book early for guest-led intensives or choose flexible two-hour sessions—materials and equipment available on-site.
Bring Comfortable Clothes
Wear clothes that you don't mind getting a little dusty or stained from glass dust and materials.
Safety First
Always follow instructor guidelines when handling glass and kiln equipment to avoid injuries.
Reserve Your Spot Early
Sessions fill up quickly, so booking in advance is recommended to secure your preferred time.
Plan for Creativity
Bring sketches or ideas if you want focused projects, but feel free to explore spontaneously too.
Protective Eyewear
Helps shield your eyes from glass shards and glare during kiln and cold working.
Closed-Toe Shoes
Protects feet from accidental glass drops in the studio environment.
Sketchbook and Pencil
Useful for planning designs before beginning glass work.
Apron or Old Clothes
Keeps your clothing clean while working with glass and materials.