epiphany glass studio

Glass artist April Wagner and her team at epiphany glass studio will open their doors to the public for hourly glassblowing workshops and discounts on one-of-a-kind glass artwork, elegant wine decanters, colorful paperweights and more.

The new glass exhibit entitled Heat and Pressure by artist April Wagner at the EastEnd Studio and Gallery, 143 W. Michigan Ave, brings the fire of epiphany glass studio to mid-Michigan, now through July 2, 2017.

Enjoy LIVE glassblowing demo's or make our own! epiphany glass studios annual Holiday Show & Sale will be held Friday, Dec. 2 (4-8 pm); Saturday, Dec. 3 (12 – 6 pm) and Sunday, Dec. 4 (12-6 pm) at 770 Orchard Lake Rd. in Pontiac.

epiphany glass studios, one of the Midwest's largest glassblowing studios, today announced it is has been awarded certification from the Women's Business Enterprise National Council (WBENC). The announcement was made by owner April Wagner.

The North Campus Research Complex at U of M is pleased to present a solo exhibition by April Wager of epiphany glass studio.

It’s raining cats and dogs this spring at epiphany glass! In partnership with the Michigan Humane Society, epiphany glass announces exciting new pet-themed pieces including hand-blown glass cat and dog figurines and paw-print embellished bowls.

Celebrate spring with a festive new line of glass wine decanters from epiphany glass studio or vintage-inspired tea towels handcrafted by guest artist Emily Donald, available at the annual epiphany glass Spring Show and Sale, May 2-3, 2015.

Mark VandenBerg will join the glassblowing team of artists as a master gaffer and Abby Groth will serve as communications and marketing manager. The announcement was made by studio owner/artist April Wagner.

Icicles will begin emerging from the fiery, 2,000-degree tank furnace at epiphany glass later this month. Made of handcrafted, blown glass, the new icicles will benefit Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS).

It took glass artist April Wagner four full weeks to blow the 550 individual glass pieces needed to create her largest glass sculpture ever, and another six days precariously balanced on a lift to precisely dangle them from the vaulted ceiling.