Glass Lab
The Englewood Arts Glass Lab is brought to you in partnership with UMB Bank.
Studio Access
Ceramic Studio Access
Want regular access to a ceramics studio without the overhead of building your own? Our studio rental membership gives you access to shared equipment and workspace so you can focus on making.
What's Included
Membership is $35/month, billed automatically. As a renter, you'll have access to:
Throwing wheels
Wedging tables
Extruder
Slab roller
Communal work tables
Ceramic sinks
Studio hours: 7 AM – Midnight, Monday through Sunday.
What You'll Need to Bring
Membership covers equipment and workspace only. Renters are responsible for supplying their own:
Clay
Tools
Glaze
Any other consumable materials
Firing Your Work
Studio renters are welcome to participate in our kiln firings alongside everyone else. See our Kiln Firings page for current pricing and how to schedule a firing.
Storage
Standard studio rental doesn't include dedicated storage space for works-in-progress or supplies. Plan to bring materials as you need them and take finished/greenware pieces with you between visits.
If you're building your practice and want dedicated space of your own, ask us about renting one of our 8' x 10' private studio spaces, a good next step for renters who've outgrown shared communal space.
Ready to Join?
Email katie@englewoodarts.art to inquire.
Production Club
Ready to take your glassblowing practice to the next level? Join the Production Club, a hands-on training program for renters, interns, and community members who want to build real experience in production glassblowing.
Under the guidance of Kevin, our Studio Manager, you'll train on small-scale Englewood Arts production pieces — sharpening your control over color, repetition, and consistency. It's a chance to log serious hours at the bench, build muscle memory, and grow from making one-off pieces to working with the speed and precision production glass demands.
What to Expect
Meets twice a month, typically Monday evenings
Hands-on training led by Kevin Miller
Focus on color work and repetition techniques
A path toward being able to step in and support Make-Your-Own (MYO) sessions when we need extra hands
Whether you're looking to sharpen your skills or become a more integrated part of the studio community, the Production Club is a great way to get more glass time - and make a real contribution to the shop.
Meet the Teachers
Gage Stephens
Joe Tong
Annie Honn
Kevin Miller
Community Events
Highlighted Ceramic Activities
Highlighted Ceramic Activities
Glass Blowing 101
October 28, November 4, 11, & 18 at 6:00 PM
Experience the amazing world of glassblowing for yourself with our hands-on hot glass class!
This is a 4-week experience. Participants will learn all about the materials, tools, and skills needed to transform molten glass into a work of art, and our glassblowers will work with you one-on-one to help you create your own one-of-a-kind glass art piece. This is intended for beginners or people that need a refresher with no prior experience necessary.
Third Friday Demo
Every Third Friday at 6:30 PM
TEENS: A hands-on opportunity to develop real skills in a professional ceramic studio, experimentation very much welcome.
Over a week of half-day sessions, you'll try your hand at wheel throwing, hand-building, glazing, and surface design. You'll learn the fundamentals, push past them, and walk away with a collection of pieces that are entirely your own, some exactly as planned, some better than expected. Whether you're already obsessed with ceramics or just looking to try something new, a week of clay and play? What could be better.