Schneider


Somerville

 
Sharkova

 
Jordan

 



Our guild is actively involved in our community with various activities. If you are interested in our outreach activities please contact us.


  Glass Arts Festival

Our guild has sponsored, in cooperation with cultural institutions in our area, this free one-day festival. It is the only one of its kind in the US and features demonstrations of a wide variety of art glass techniques used by our members, as well as activities for children. This event is held every other year and in the past the festival has been held at the Glen Echo Park, in Glenn Echo, MD with the cooperation of the Glen Echo Art Glass Consortium and the Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture. In 2008 the festival was held at the Lorton Arts Center in Lorton, VA.


  Festival of the Building Arts (FOBA) at the National Building Museum

FOBAOur guild has demonstrated glass art at the Festival of the Building Arts for several years. The Festival is held every year at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC and is a one-day event where visitors have the opportunity to learn and work side by side with architects, builders, designers, artisans and trades people demonstrating their skills. NCAGG provides demonstrations and hands-on activities on many aspects of glass art. Kids truly enjoy making our colored vinyl “stained glass” windows and fused glass sun catchers. Our members agree that this is one of the most enjoyable outreach events in which to participate. (See NCAGG at FOBA 2010.)


  So Others Might Eat (SOME)

In the past many NCAGG members have donated various works of art at our shows with the proceeds benefiting S.O.M.E, a non-profit organization in Washington, DC that provides many valuable services for the area’s elderly and homeless. Services include meals, clothes, shelter, training, counseling, rehabilitation, and health care.


  Annual Art Show Fairfax County, VA

Several NCAGG members have participated in this event to demonstrate stained glass art and assist children with making fun plastic “stained glass” windows. Fairfax County holds this annual arts festival to support and encourage the awareness of cultural opportunities in the greater Fairfax community. The festival is considered one of Virginia's foremost arts festivals with music, dance, theater, visual arts etc.


  Elementary School Windows

School WindowsOur guild has been involved in exposing elementary school students to the art of stained glass. Members of NCAGG have made and installed stained glass windows in their school, and the children were intricately involved in all construction aspects of the window, from the design to cutting glass to soldering.

 

 


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