Showing posts with label STARworks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label STARworks. Show all posts
Thursday, February 9, 2012
STARworks Valentine
Tomorrow 5:30 to 7:30 p.m, Fri., Feb 10, 2012
STARworks hands-on glass activity for 12+
Details: No experience required.
Register upon arrival or call (910) 428-9001. Event is free. Cost for glassmaking: $25 per person.
Gift items available for purchase. Refreshments.
Where: STARworks - 100 Russell Drive, Star
Friday, November 11, 2011
STARworks Mill Worker Homecoming
Open House at STARworks in Star, North Carolina
Tours, Glass & Pottery Demonstrations
Open to the Public
November 12, 9 a.m. - noon
100 Russell Drive in Star
For more information: Call (910) 428-9001
Friday, May 6, 2011
STARworks Glass Spring Open House Tonight! May 6

STARworks Glass OPEN HOUSE
May 6th Friday from 5:00-7:30
Eddie Bernard is a glass artist, expert glass studio technician and owner of Wet Dog Glass, LLC. Working with glass since 1988 he earned a BFA in glass at Rochester Institute of Technology in 1996.
See more of his work at Eddie Bernard website.
Demo Piece will be auctioned at end of event with proceeds benefiting the STARworks Glass High School Program
Great Gifts For Mothers' Day
Glass art pieces will be available for sale including vases, bowls, pitchers and stemware
This Event is FREE! Refreshments will be served.
STARworks Glass Studio 100 Russell Drive (rear entrance) Star, NC
For more information contact Nick Fruin at (910) 428-9001 or nick@starworksnc.org
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
Create your own glass egg at STARworks Glass

Create your own Easter Egg
Where: STARworks Glass Studio in Star
When: April 1 5:30-7:30
We invite you and your family to try your hand at hot glass making. You can work together as a family or individually to make your own glass egg. Guests are also invited to come down and just watch this process, that is unlike any other. There will be items for sale ranging from $15 and up, and are functional as well as decorative. Don't miss this one-of-a-kind experience for you and your family. $30 to make your own Easter Egg. |
Sunday, February 7, 2010
StarWorks Glass Valentines Day Open House
On February 11, STARworks glass will have an open house "Create your own Glass Gift", They invite you to try your hand at making your own glass flower or heart. You can work together as a couple or individually. Guests will also be able to purchase a variety of gift items--hanging hearts, paperweights, flower vases, specialty stemware and other decorative Valentine's vases and bowls. Come and enjoy this opportunity, everyone welcome. For cost of materials, $25 to make your own flower or heart.
Feb.11 5:30pm-7:30pm -- 100 Russell Dr. Star, NC 910-428-9001
Friday, December 18, 2009
Backyard Tourist
The Backyard Tourist
By Christa Wagner
The following paragraph came from an article written in the Charlotte Viewpoint Metropolitan Ideas and Art. I have extracted an excerpt from the column. To read the full article visit Charlotte Viewpoint’s website , scroll down and click on “Read our most recent issue here.”
Also you can sign up to receive an e-mail notice of the release of each new free issue of Charlotte View Point Magazine and to receive occasional news and notes about their organization.
“Psst. Guess what they’re calling us? We’re the urban bananas. The nickname refers to the arc along I-85 between the Triangle, Triad, and Charlotte. I think it’s kin of cute. But lately, I’ve been peeling away from my downtown Durham apartment and heading southwest to discover North Carolina’s Central Park counties: Randolph to Richmond by way of Montgomery and Moore. The eight counties that make up the cleverly named Central Park have a lot to offer the urban day tripper. In mid-November, for example, I enjoyed the Celebration of Seagrove Potters festival. There were too many beautiful things I wanted to buy, some beyond my student budget, but other pieces were perfect. Who knew there were so many uses for a slab of colorfully glazed pottery the size of my cell phone? (5$ each.) I bought four: one for my keys, two for used tea bags, and a pretty blue one for the odds and ends that always accumulate on the kitchen counter. I was in Seagrove both as a tourist eager to stock up on holiday gifts and as a researcher, so to speak, for my, graduate work in rural entrepreneurship. In addition to famous Seagrove ceramics, I marveled at glass blown at the STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise and ate a perfectly grilled pimento cheese at Blake’s restaurant in Candor, where that day Congressman Larry Kissell was also having lunch. , STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise is fascinating. STAR stands for Small Town Area Revitalization; it's a nonprofit located in the town of Star focused on growing businesses to one day place in the region's downtown areas. These businesses have a lot of appeal for its urban neighbors, in my opinion. And you can check out the whole region on just one tank of gas".........
By Christa Wagner
The following paragraph came from an article written in the Charlotte Viewpoint Metropolitan Ideas and Art. I have extracted an excerpt from the column. To read the full article visit Charlotte Viewpoint’s website , scroll down and click on “Read our most recent issue here.”
Also you can sign up to receive an e-mail notice of the release of each new free issue of Charlotte View Point Magazine and to receive occasional news and notes about their organization.
“Psst. Guess what they’re calling us? We’re the urban bananas. The nickname refers to the arc along I-85 between the Triangle, Triad, and Charlotte. I think it’s kin of cute. But lately, I’ve been peeling away from my downtown Durham apartment and heading southwest to discover North Carolina’s Central Park counties: Randolph to Richmond by way of Montgomery and Moore. The eight counties that make up the cleverly named Central Park have a lot to offer the urban day tripper. In mid-November, for example, I enjoyed the Celebration of Seagrove Potters festival. There were too many beautiful things I wanted to buy, some beyond my student budget, but other pieces were perfect. Who knew there were so many uses for a slab of colorfully glazed pottery the size of my cell phone? (5$ each.) I bought four: one for my keys, two for used tea bags, and a pretty blue one for the odds and ends that always accumulate on the kitchen counter. I was in Seagrove both as a tourist eager to stock up on holiday gifts and as a researcher, so to speak, for my, graduate work in rural entrepreneurship. In addition to famous Seagrove ceramics, I marveled at glass blown at the STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise and ate a perfectly grilled pimento cheese at Blake’s restaurant in Candor, where that day Congressman Larry Kissell was also having lunch. , STARworks Center for Creative Enterprise is fascinating. STAR stands for Small Town Area Revitalization; it's a nonprofit located in the town of Star focused on growing businesses to one day place in the region's downtown areas. These businesses have a lot of appeal for its urban neighbors, in my opinion. And you can check out the whole region on just one tank of gas".........
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Central Park Open House, Oct. 29: RSVP Needed

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Friday, September 18, 2009
Starworks Glass Lab Open House tonight!

StarWorks Glass Presents September 18th OpenHouse!
art of glassblowing. We will be doing live glassblowing demonstrations. This round of demonstrations will consist of the artists executing more advanced forms and techniques. Also art work made for Starworks will be Available for purchase.
Monday, August 24, 2009
STARworks Ceramics Open House

STARworks Ceramics Open House
We want to announce STARworks Ceramics will have an Open House on August 28th (Friday), 5-7pm. This time we will give out cone 6 Local clay mix samples for everyone at this event. Please save date and don't miss it!
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