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Art by the Glass: Candy and Flowers

Class/Workshop
Durand/Estes Rooms
$40 ($32/members)
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Celebrate love and creativity this Valentine’s Day! Whether you’re celebrating with a partner, friends, or flying solo, this workshop offers the perfect blend of fun and artistry, all paired with a delightful cocktail. Led By Crystal Bridges staff Andy Blackwell and Moira Anderson, this workshop will guide you through hands-on candy making and floral arranging, leaving with a mini arrangement and something sweet to enjoy later! Spaces are limited for this exclusive Valentine’s Day event, so reserve your spot today and make it a night to remember!

Tickets are $40 ($32 for members), reserve your spot online or with Guest Services at (479) 657-2335 today.

Bonus: Have kids and looking for something fun for them to do? Sign them up for Kids Night, where they can enjoy their own creative activities in a separate classroom while you enjoy a night off!

 

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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTORS

Andrew MacRae Blackwell is an accomplished artist, sculptor, and woodworker, blending traditional and modern techniques in his craft. With an MFA in Furniture Design and woodworking from San Diego State University, his expertise spans woodworking, metal fabrication, upholstery, and jewelry making. Andrew has taught courses in woodworking, digital fabrication, and contemporary craft, inspiring students to develop both creative and technical skills. His interdisciplinary approach and public art collaborations emphasize fostering community through tactile engagement, leaving a lasting impact on both viewers and participants.

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Moira Anderson thinks museums are the best, with over 15 years of experience in public programming, has been an integral part of Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art since 2013. She has shaped a wide range of public engagements, from nature programs to multigenerational events and studio sessions. She has presented at top industry conferences, including the American Alliance of Museums and the American Public Garden Association. Beginning her museum career as a docent and teaching artist, Moira previously worked at the Springfield Art Museum and the Yellowstone Art Museum. She also has a background as a professional florist.