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Glassware & Culinary Event

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Date(s) - April 28
12:00 pm - 4:00 pm

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Glassware and Culinary Event with The Nature’s Chef renowned local basalt rock pit chef.
“Susan Isaac and Tom Kral of Nature’s Chef have collaborated to facilitate the ‘Chi Fusion’ of two ancient arts, a two-day workshop of glass art creation and fine dining with the fire-pit cooking. Experience the creative freedom of fusible glass as you make a unique plate. No pervious fused glass experience is required, just a sense of adventure.”
Also Saturday April 27, 10 am-1 pm.
Cost: $280 plus GST. Includes all materials and delicious food.
For more details and to register: www.susanisaacdesign.com/culinary-workshops-1

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