Hot Glass Hangout & Studio Sale: Spooky Edition

We are experiencing technical difficulties with the registration via the website.  To sign up for this event use the direct link HERE.  We apologize for any inconvenience.  Please reach out if you are having trouble signing up and we will work with you to get you registered.

Hot Glass Hangout is a free monthly demo series starring our multi-talented team of studio technicians and administrative staff doing what they love to do. 

See the skills and teamwork that go into shaping molten glass, meet friendly local artists, and shop a pop-up Studio Sale featuring beautiful glassware crafted by our community. Soft drinks and snacks are on the house. Come wearing your costume, if you're feeling festive!

If you’d like to support free programs at UrbanGlass, please consider making a $10 donation. All proceeds from donations and 30% of Studio Sale purchases goes towards covering the cost of this event and other accessible programming at UrbanGlass (70% of Studio Sale purchases goes directly to the artists). 

UrbanGlass is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that depends on the generosity of donors. Here are some other ways you can support our work:

• Patrons Ticket: A Patrons ticket covers the studio equipment cost of this Hot Glass Hangout. As a thank you for supporting the event, Patrons receive a glass gift made by an artist in our studio and VIP seats (2) at our event. 

• Sponsor: Showcase your brand by sponsoring complimentary drinks and snacks at our next Hot Glass Hangout! We welcome any contribution for one or multiple events. In recognition of your support, Sponsors receive a shout-out on social media and at the event, along with VIP seats (2). Please email Development & Events Coordinator Alejandra at alejandra@urbanglass.org for next steps.

This month’s featured artists: Roxana de Leon & Diego Brindis - Studio Techs

About Roxana: Roxana is a 90s baby born in Mexico, raised chaotically throughout the North Americas, and currently working in NYC. Chasing the thrill of a well-made piece of art, she seeks to delight the eye through often figurative and colorful works. Training in fine arts on top of a life-long revelry in wacky mixed media practices combine to form her style and sensibility. 

About Diego: Diego is a glass maker, educator, and an occasional screenwriter. Originally from NYC he likes to spend his time making vessels and stemware, reading, writing, and playing sports.