DULUTH EVENTS FIELD GUIDE
Warm Glass, Cold November: Design a Snowman in Duluth and Step into Railroad History
Create a snowman or ornament at Lake Superior Art Glass’s Duluth studio and receive two tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum—this guide describes what to expect from the short, all-ages designer experience and the included museum access.
Warm Glass, Cold November: Design a Snowman in Duluth and Step into Railroad History.
When November’s gales sweep the North Shore, the glass studios feel intentionally toasty. The November Designer Experience—Snowman invites makers of any age into Lake Superior Art Glass’s Duluth studio to design a snowman or ornament, offered in collaboration with the North Shore Scenic Railway and paired with two tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the Depot.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Design a Snowman or Ornament
At the studio you’ll design your own snowman or ornament in a short hands-on session; the experience is scaled for individual participation and framed as a designer experience.
Two Tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum
Each participant receives two tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the Depot—pairing a contemporary craft session with access to Duluth’s railroad history.
Cozy Studio Time in November
Organized for the holiday season, the studio experience offers a warm indoor setting during November’s colder weather, a compact creative stop to kick off the season.
What the day feels like
What the Experience Feels Like
The flow is deliberately short and focused: arrive at Lake Superior Art Glass’s studio in Duluth, spend roughly 15–30 minutes designing a snowman or ornament, then receive two tickets that grant access to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the Depot—an efficient, all-ages combination of craft and local history.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this experience suits—and who might look elsewhere.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Offered in November as a seasonal designer experience; expect the studio portion to take approximately 15–30 minutes per person.
Operator materials do not list specific gear requirements; the activity takes place indoors at the glass studio.
The experience is presented by Lake Superior Art Glass in collaboration with the North Shore Scenic Railway and includes two tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the Depot.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long does the designer experience take?
The session is approximately 15 to 30 minutes per person.
What will I be making?
You’ll design either a snowman or an ornament as part of the November Designer Experience.
Is this suitable for children?
The experience is described as all ages.
What else is included with the studio session?
Each participant receives two tickets to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum at the Depot.
Who operates the November Designer Experience?
The experience is offered by Lake Superior Art Glass in collaboration with the North Shore Scenic Railway and linked to the Lake Superior Railroad Museum.
Where does the activity take place?
The session takes place at Lake Superior Art Glass’s studio in Duluth.