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Valentine’s Day Activities at Foci MCGA

  • Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts 2213 Snelling Avenue Minneapolis, MN, 55404 United States (map)

Reserve your seats for exclusive Valentine’s Day glass art activities at Foci Minnesota Center for Glass Arts!

Prior enrollment is required. Only available on Valentine’s Day 2/15/2025. View avaialble options below.

Project pickup: Due to glass art needing to be slowly cooled down in a kiln, your pieces will not be ready to take home with you the day of your experience. You will need to return to the studio to pick up the pieces. We guarantee projects will be ready within 7 days of your reservation date. You are welcome to call or email us to check if you project is ready prior to the 7-day mark.

Valentine's Day ~ Design Your Own Sweetheart for Two
$80.00

Priced per couple. Each workshop includes 2 design-your-own glass hearts.

Only offered on February 14, 2025. 30 minute workshop.

This is a hands-off activity.

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Valentine's Day ~ Design Your Own Rose for Two
$80.00

Priced per couple. Each workshop includes 2 design-your-own glass roses.

Only offered on February 14, 2025. 30 minute workshop.

This is a hands-off activity.

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Travel & Parking

2213 Snelling Ave, Minneapolis, MN 55404

Our entrance is facing E 22nd St, beside a garage door and a small parking lot that is free to use. Additional free parking is available on the surrounding streets. One block to Hwy 55/Hiawatha Ave. Two blocks to entrance to I-94. Two blocks to Franklin LRT Station.

Metro Transit

Nearest bus stops are #56504 (22nd St E & Cedar Ave S) and #16444 (Minnehaha Ave S & 22nd St E), both on Route 9. Nearest light rail station is on Franklin Avenue (Blue Line). Both stops are within a five minute walk from the studio.

Accessibility: 

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance

  • Wheelchair-accessible restroom

  • A limited amount of wheelchair-accessible parking spaces are available in the lot in front of our entrance. 

Please note that the glassblowing space (or 'hotshop') has very strong ventilation system which is used to manage the heat, so the environment may be somewhat noisy.

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