Diversity in Glass Show

July 10th - July 25th,
Wednesdays and Thursdays 12-6
Fridays 12-8 and
Saturdays 2-8

174 West Broadway
Eugene Oregon

This show has been extended to run through the end of July, but after
July 7th, will be open only on Wednesday through Saturday of each week.

To see a video about the show, click here, then select the video
entitled "Bringing glass to downtown".

The Eugene Chapter of the Oregon Glass Guild is hosting its first
"Diversity in Glass" gallery show in downtown Eugene July 10 thru July 25.

We have glass items in a full spectrum of media for sale in the gallery.
There will be flameworking demonstrations scheduled during the show.

For more information, contact Glenn Syron.

Mid-Valley Chapter Meeting

Where: Glass Magic Images
133 Broadalbin street
Albany OR. (map)

When: Sunday, July 20th, 2008 at 5:30 pm

Agenda: ??? 

All OGG meetings are open to the public.

Eugene Chapter Meeting

Where: Debbie McDaniel's home
1882 Yolanda Ave. (map)
Springfield, Oregon
541-747-4649

When: Saturday, July 26th, 2008 at 5:00 pm

Agenda: B-B-Q 

Take 126 to the Mohawk off ramp and turn to the left if coming from Eugene or
turn right if coming from the Thurston area. Stay on this road until it dead ends.
Take a left and I'm the second house on the right. This is our yearly B-B-Q and
the guild will be supplying the meat so everyone else should bring potluck.
Please rsvp so I will know how much meat to buy.
E-mail or call Debbie McDaniel at 541-747-4649.

Hope to see all of you there.

All OGG meetings are open to the public.

Two day, Beginning Bead Making class taught by Dave Cutler
at Fusion Headquarters in Newberg Oregon.

Cost $200
No Experience Necessary
Limited to 6 students
See class description for more details.

Portland Chapter Meeting

Show and Tell

Wednesday, July 30th 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM
at the Beaverton Library (map)
12375 SW 5th Ave.
Beaverton, Oregon

Note: This meeting is being held at the Beaverton library,
across the street from our usual location and 1/2 hour
earlier than our usual meeting time.

This month, we are going to try something a little different.

Instead of bringing in an outside expert speaker, we want to use this meeting
to share and learn from each other. We are going to have a Show and Tell night where everyone is encouraged to bring something "Glassy" to show and spend
a few minutes talking about.

Here are some ideas for things that you might bring:

• A piece of glass art that you created and are pleased with. Perhaps
  you would be willing to explain your technique to the rest of us.
  
  
• A piece of glass art that you created that didn't come out as planned.
  Perhaps you already know why and can help the rest of us avoid the same
  problem, or maybe you aren't sure why and would like input from others.
  
  
• A special tool or technique that you've discovered that the rest of us
  might benefit from.
  
  
• A resource you've discovered, like a website or supplier of some hard to
  find item that you think the rest of us might like to know about.
  
  
  We hope to see lots of members at this meeting. We'll have some tables
  where items can be placed for display. Please feel free to bring several
  items if you want. If this proves popular and we don't get through
  everything, we'll schedule another time in the future to do this again.
  
  All OGG meetings are open to the public.
  
  

Glass Art Magazine, Skutt Kilns, Evenheat Kiln and Fuse Master invite you to Hot Glass Horizons 2008 Portland, our 28th conference since we started in 1993. Our program features hands-on instruction in a variety of kiln-forming, glass fusing, casting, pate-de-verre, and glass painting techniques from 20 nationally renowned educators. Our classes offer the best student/teacher ratio in the nation, averaging just 12 students per instructor.

Go to www.hotglasshorizons.com for details on classes, instructors and registration.