Our one day glassblowing course is both an exciting experience day and a great introduction to glassblowing for beginners. Learn the fundamentals of this ancient craft while you make your own glass objects, using hot, molten glass straight from the furnace.

A great glassblowing taster and introduction to the magic of glass. Learn how to gather hot molten glass straight from the furnace and shape into glass objects to keep. Through hands-on making gain first-hand insight into this ancient craft.

A great glassblowing experience and introduction to the magic of glass. Learn how to gather hot molten glass straight from the furnace and shape into glass objects to keep. Through hands-on making gain first-hand insight into this ancient craft.

Transform fused-glass panels into dazzling 3D vessels with master glass artist Scott Chaseling. Explore the roll-up technique inspired by the ancient art of Venetian ‘murrine’ cane pick-up You will make two stunning pieces of work that will showcase your creativity and skill.

Discover the techniques of fusing glass and make your own glass artworks. You will learn the fundamentals of glass cutting, assembly, inclusions and kiln firing under the expert guidance of the Glass Hub tutors. A great introduction for beginners or artists working in other mediums to experiment with this art form.

Join us for a weekend of glass fusing and explore a wide range of techniques to create your own designs in glass. Learn about glass cutting, assembly, inclusions, and kiln firing plus further techniques including slumping, drop-outs and powder techniques like fossil vitra.

Explore further techniques in fusing and slumping, including powder techniques like fossil vitra, stencilling and part sheets, plus slumping drop-out vessels. An excellent follow-on day to One Day Glass Fusing and an opportunity to extend your skills or to develop new creative directions with expert guidance.

A world of glassmaking awaits on our immersive weekly class. Each Wednesday, you’ll get hands-on experience in glassblowing, kiln-forming, flameworking and more. Whether you’re a complete beginner or want to expand your skills, this 8-week course is the perfect way to explore all kinds of glass techniques and start bringing your ideas to life.

Discover the art of flameworking glass and create your own beautiful beads and tiny sculpture using a wide selection of colours and processes. You will learn the fundamentals of flameworking, also known as lampworking, with demonstrations and plenty of practice time, working from your own torch.

A great glassblowing taster and introduction to the magic of glass. Learn how to gather hot molten glass straight from the furnace and shape into glass objects to keep. Through hands-on making gain first-hand insight into this ancient craft.

Learn how to gather, blow and shape hot molten glass straight from the furnace. This is a wonderful introduction to glassmaking, with plenty of hands-on practice in small groups of up to four students per tutor. Come and experience this ancient craft and create your own glass pieces.

A great glassblowing experience and introduction to the magic of glass. Learn how to gather hot molten glass straight from the furnace and shape into glass objects to keep. Through hands-on making gain first-hand insight into this ancient craft.

The ideal follow-on course to our one-day or half-day classes. You will learn the fundamental skills of hot glass sculpture to shape a flower and a bird - getting the feel of how to master this magical material, followed by a blown piece like perhaps a tumbler. In the afternoon expand your skills to create a bowl, or plate.

Discover what this amazing material can do by spending five whole days with us exploring a range of glassmaking techniques including glass blowing, kiln forming, fusing as well as beadmaking and sandcasting. The course will include talks and expert demonstrations. Come and learn, enjoy and share the art of glass at The Hub.

Discover the art of flameworking glass and create your own beautiful beads and tiny sculpture using a wide selection of colours and processes. You will learn the fundamentals of flameworking, also known as lampworking, with demonstrations and plenty of practice time, working from your own torch.