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In this hands-on workshop, you’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at the stained glass-making process and try out techniques including cutting, foiling, and soldering. Ticket cost includes the production of three charms; make jewelry, keychains, small hanging pieces and more! Check out glass.brodz on Instagram for examples. Artist Molly Brodzeller will demonstrate the process, then attendees will design and create their own pieces.
Important Notes:
● This workshop is a streamlined version of the full stained glass-making process. Due to physical and time constraints, guests will not be grinding the glass edges.
● Some pieces made in this workshop may require finishing by the instructor; guests will arrange to pick up these pieces at the Driehaus Museum at a later date.
● Your ticket includes enough glass to create three small charms. Additional glass may be added for $5 per piece, paid at the end of class via card, cash, or online payment.
Please enter the Driehaus Museum at 50 E Erie St.
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In this Valentine themed printmaking workshop, participants can either choose from preselected designs or email their own design in advance, to cut during the workshop. At the event, Emily Gloekler will guide participants in tracing their design onto a printing block, carving, and then printing their own set of 5 cards with envelopes. All materials will be provided, and participants will take home their carved block and printed cards.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-made design templates will be available for attendees on the day of the workshop. If you are interested in cutting your own design, please email it to us at least one week in advance so Emily can prepare it ahead of time.
Please enter the Driehaus Museum at 50 E Erie St.
For Members wishing to reserve program tickets, please remember to sign-in to receive Member pricing. Member discount pricing will be reflected in your cart once you get to the checkout screen.
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Should you require assistance with acquiring a ticket or have any questions, please contact us at info@driehausmuseum.org.
Since its 1939 debut, The Wizard of Oz has captivated generations and inspired one of the most passionate fan communities in cinema history. But beyond the rainbow lies a fascinating story about how Hollywood’s material culture -- costumes, props, posters, and personal effects -- has become prized cultural heritage and big business alike.
Join us for an illuminating conversation with Memorabilia Consultant Laura Woolley tracing the evolution of Hollywood memorabilia collecting, from early studio auctions to today’s multimillion-dollar markets, using The Wizard of Oz as a lens to explore questions of nostalgia, authenticity, and cultural value. Woolley will examine how artifacts from the film -- ruby slippers, costumes, and rare production materials -- have shaped both private collections and public institutions, reflecting our enduring connection to the magic of the movies.
Please enter the Driehaus Museum at 50 E Erie St.
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What does decorative art reveal about who we are — and what we long for? Join curator Elizabeth McGoey and tattoo artist Beth Mintzer for a cross-disciplinary conversation exploring the cultural afterlives of Tiffany glass. From turn-of-the-century studios to today’s tattoo parlors, Tiffany’s glowing forms and botanical motifs continue to carry meaning, memory, and myth.
Together, McGoey and Mintzer will reflect on identity across time, gender, labor, legacy, and nostalgia & cultural memory. Rather than two separate presentations, this program invites both speakers to think with one another — weaving together museum scholarship and lived studio practice to trace how decorative arts continue to travel, transform, and speak across time. The result is a conversation about beauty as a cultural language: inherited, reinterpreted, and tattooed into the present.
Please enter the Driehaus Museum at 50 E Erie St.
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Walk-ins are always welcome. Day-of admission is only available as walk-in and cannot be purchased online.
Our exhibitions are included as a part of General Admission and do not require an additional ticket to view.
We are open Wednesday through Sunday. Please check this page for upcoming closures.
FOR MEMBERS: If you wish to reserve General Admission tickets, please remember to sign-in to receive your member discount at checkout.
To reserve tickets for programs at the Driehaus Museum, click here. Should you require assistance with your ticket purchase, please contact us at info@driehausmuseum.org.
*Please note: Your admission is good for the hours we are open to the public. The last entrance into the museum is 1 hour before we close. Please plan accordingly.
Important Note: This program will be held IN PERSON at the Driehaus Museum.
Please enter at 50 E Erie St.
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