Art in the Dairy Coupons and Deals
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GLASS WORKS Looking for a fun and different way to get those creative juices flowing? Try Fused Glass Class at Art in the Dairy! Right now just $50 gets you into this class where you'll make a glass dish under the instruction of Art in the Dairy's skilled instructors, a $100 value. Who knows, maybe you’ll be the next great glass artist! At the very least you’ll leave with an original creation of your very own. Grab this deal today! HANDLE WITH FLAIR Aside from invisible ceilings and lost slippers how much do you really know about glass? You'll learn from the true experts at Art in the Dairy, voted one of the best places for glass art in Charlotte by CBS Charlotte. Using pre-fabricated pieces, you will create your very own work of art to take with you…and don’t forget it’s all for half price! So don’t wait until the clock strikes twelve, get your hands on this deal right away.
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Glass is exquisite in a variety of forms, from the ornate windows of a Gothic cathedral to the crystalline webbing of a freshly vandalized windshield. Reflect on beauty with this Groupon. Choose from Three Options $45 for a Fused Glass Dish class for one (a $100 value) $85 for a Fused Glass Dish class for two (a $200 value) $170 for a Fused Glass Dish class for four (a $400 value) Art in the Dairy When Black’s Dairy building was built in 1940, its sole purpose was to produce milk for people in the surrounding community. Though the horse carts ...
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You'd love to spend a day lazing about, but you've got way too much stuff on your plate. Easy fix? Get crafty and make a dish. For $50 (regularly $100), enroll in a two-hour glass-making class at Art in the Dairy. Under the guidance of a local artist, you'll learn all about the properties, behavior, and reactions of glass, and will craft a small molded glass dish. After fashioning your piece, let the experts fire it up in the kiln, and then, take it home with you a few days later. Located inside a former dairy processing building on Tuckaseegee Road, this studio opened its doors in 2006 as a place to teach and display works of glass, metal, and clay art. For a creative escape from the mundaneness of your cubicle, we're serving these savings to you on a proverbial platter.
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