Sugar Glass
The look of real glass with a delicious taste! Learn how to combine four simple ingredients to create a glass-like
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Sharon Knapp
Essence of NatureCream Ridge, NJWebsite Paul and I started our home-based business upon retirement. We took his love of woodworking,
Barbara Peirce-Krusen
BPK PhotographyRichboro, PAWebsite My love of photography has been long-standing, but turned into a serious hobby and then business 11
Jerry Gosetti
Jerry GosettiLincoln, RIWebsite I am a lifelong resident of Rhode Island and grew up in North Providence. Although my interest
Hali MacLaren
HKM JewelryWest Chester, PAWebsite HKM Jewelry is a brand of heirlooms for ocean lovers who strive to protect our seas.
Jennifer Kerper
Jennifer KerperEast Norriton, PAWebsite I graduated from Tyler School of Art with a BFA in Jewelry/Cad-Cam and Metalsmithing. I also
Dolores Fawkes
Camerton EnterprisesAllentown, PAWebsite After 30 years in the corporate world, I started taking art lessons as a hobby. My first
Gordon Smith
Gordon Smith was born and raised in Southern New Jersey, an area with a rich tradition of glasswork and many
Chris Sherwin
Glass has been an integral part of my life for more than 25 years. In addition to glassblowing, I have
WINTER SCHEDULE BEGINS JANUARY 1, 2020
MILLVILLE, NJ (December 31, 2019) – Wheaton Arts and Cultural Center begins its winter operating schedule on Wednesday, Januray 1,
Joshua Solomon
Barbara Lovelace
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