easy
2–3 hours
No physical strain required, suitable for all ages and fitness levels.
Discover Denver’s vibrant glass art scene through immersive classes at Little Glass Art. From lead came mastery to torch-fired enameling, engage hands-on with techniques that transform glass into lasting treasures.
Denver’s creative pulse stretches beyond its scenic Rockies backdrop and vibrant craft scene right into the heart of Little Glass Art, a unique studio offering hands-on stained glass and glass fusion experiences. Located in this high-altitude Colorado city, this studio invites artists of all levels to master the art of lead came, copper foil, and torch-fired enameling with classes designed to suit anyone from curious beginners to passionate hobbyists.
Set against Denver’s rugged urban environment, where mountain vistas meet cultural innovation, Little Glass Art offers a diverse roster of workshops including Traditional Lead Came Masterclasses, Tiffany Method Suncatcher courses, and intricate Mosaic Pendant projects. What distinguishes this business is its balance of technical skill-building with artistic expression, guided by instructors who bring patience and warmth to every session. Reviews consistently applaud instructors like Joe and Mani for attentive teaching that ensures every student crafts meaningful, high-quality pieces worth keeping.
Beyond crafting beautiful glasswork, these classes offer a rare chance to connect with a local art form deeply tied to history yet alive with contemporary creativity. Denver’s booming arts community benefits from studios like Little Glass Art that provide opportunities to learn in well-equipped spaces with plenty of parking, making it accessible and welcoming.
Whether you’re making Christmas ornaments, flower bouquet suncatchers, or taking a glass cutting class, the rhythm of hammer on glass, careful shaping, and copper foiling deliver a tactile adventure unlike any other. For locals and visitors eager to flex creativity while engaging with one of Colorado’s less conventional arts, Little Glass Art stands out as an essential stop in Denver’s creative landscape.
Lead came and copper foil workshops fill quickly; reserve your spot in advance.
Classes involve sitting and detailed hand work—loose, comfortable clothing helps.
Prompt arrival ensures you don’t miss safety briefings or initial instructions.
Document your creation process and finished pieces to share your artistic journey.
Denver’s art scene has roots back to the early 20th century with a rich tradition in craft and design.
Little Glass Art emphasizes sustainable practices, reusing scrap glass and minimizing waste in their studio.
Protects your feet from glass shards during cutting and assembly.
Helps keep your clothes clean during soldering and glass handling.
Provided by the studio but handy to own for personal safety.
Stay hydrated in studio sessions, especially in warmer months.
summer specific