Stained Glass Workshop at Parkwood National Historic Site
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No specific fitness level required; be comfortable standing and handling small tools.
Overview
Discover the art of stained glass at Parkwood National Historic Site with hands-on guidance from expert instructors. Create your own luminous masterpiece in a setting rich with history and inspiration.
SOLD OUT - Stained Glass - Leaf
Saturday August 16 - 1:00pm - 4:00pm
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About This Adventure
Join Emilie Shipman-Wight and Meghan Murphy for a hands-on stained glass workshop where creativity flourishes! Learn essential techniques like copper foil application and soldering while crafting your own stunning piece. Enjoy a fun atmosphere with friends and leave with a unique creation that sparkles, making for an unforgettable experience.
Join Emilie Shipman-Wight and Meghan Murphy for a hands-on stained glass workshop where creativity flourishes! Learn essential techniques like copper foil application and soldering while crafting your own stunning piece. Enjoy a fun atmosphere with friends and leave with a unique creation that sparkles, making for an unforgettable experience.
Adventure Tips
Protective clothing recommended
Wear old clothes or an apron to avoid glass and solder splashes.
Plan ahead for space constraints
Classes are small; book early to reserve your spot.
Bring photo ID for registration
ID may be required for check-in or age verification.
Use good lighting during work
Ensure the workspace is well-lit for precise cutting and soldering.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Birds such as cardinals and doves
- Squirrels in the surrounding grounds
History
Parkwood National Historic Site was the former estate of Colonel John Berlin and is renowned for its Victorian architecture and lush gardens.
Conservation
The site actively promotes environmental stewardship through sustainable practices in its gardens and maintenance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Apron or old shirt
Protects your clothing from glass shards and solder splashes.
Safety glasses
Protects your eyes from broken glass and flying debris.
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Ensures safety while handling glass cutting tools.
Notebook and pen
Helpful for noting techniques or ideas during class.