SOLD OUT - Stained Glass - Butterfly

Located within the historic grounds of Parkwood National Historic Site, the stained glass workshop led by Emilie Shipman-Wight and Meghan Murphy offers a vibrant entry into the world of glass art. While this experience isn’t an outdoor adventure in the traditional sense, it provides a creative escape that complements the site's historical landscape. Situated in Ontario, near London, this workshop infuses artistic craft with the charm of a significant cultural landmark.

Participants begin with essential techniques such as copper foiling and soldering, guiding them through the hands-on process of transforming pre-cut glass into a unique Butterfly stained glass piece. Surrounded by the site's historic architecture and lush gardens, guests often find inspiration in the environment, enhancing their artistic connection. The site’s rich history as a designated National Historic Site of Canada adds a layer of cultural depth to the experience, making it truly special.

The venue’s welcoming atmosphere encourages both beginners and seasoned crafters to unleash their creativity and take home a handcrafted masterpiece. This workshop is perfect for those seeking a creative outlet or a memorable group activity. With diverse colored glass selections and expert instruction, visitors leave with more than just a new skill — they gain a piece of art and a deeper appreciation for the craft.

Whether you’re a local or visiting the region, this stained glass workshop at Parkwood provides a unique opportunity to engage your creative side in a historic setting, making it a standout activity for art lovers and visitors alike.