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Choose colors and a style, then help form an ornament, paperweight or seasonal piece with a glassblower’s guidance. Karg asks visitors to call and arrange a time.
All times are local to the venue · America/Chicago
At Karg Art Glass, participants do more than choose a color: they provide the air used to shape a piece while a glassblower guides the process. The listed options include ornaments, paperweights and a seasonal item such as a pumpkin.
The glass-blowing activity takes place in Karg Art Glass’s 3,500-square-foot gallery. Its collection includes metal and glass sculptures by Rollin Karg, plus glass, mosaics, pottery, jewelry, kaleidoscopes, and metal and wood work by more than 100 local and regional artists.
That collection offers something else to browse during a visit, but it is not a roster of the glassblowers who lead the activity; the event listing does not name an instructor.
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The event page displays November 7, 2026, and also marks Blow Your Own Glass as a weekly activity. It gives no end date for that recurrence. Karg asks visitors to call to schedule and recommends checking its Facebook page for current information and the glassblower’s schedule.
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The listed hours are Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m.–2:45 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m.–2:45 p.m. The event page displays November 7, 2026, alongside the weekly recurrence, but gives no end date. Call to confirm the day and time you plan to visit.
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Call Karg Art Glass at (316) 744-2442 to arrange a time. The venue also recommends checking its Facebook page for current information and the glassblower’s schedule.
No activity price is listed, and the listings do not say whether gallery admission is included. Karg describes the activity as an option for families, friends and co-workers, but does not state age rules, group-size limits or how long a session lasts.
The event description presents the piece as a keepsake to take home, but gives no collection timeline or shipping information. Ask about any details that matter to your plans when scheduling.
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The gallery’s general shop hours are Monday–Saturday, 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.; these are not the glass-blowing hours. Karg separately lists glass fusing on Friday and Saturday, 9 a.m.–3 p.m.
The destination is Karg Art Glass, 111 N. Oliver St., Kechi, KS 67067. The venue describes itself as a few minutes north of Wichita, with access from I-35 or K-254. Its map and directions links can calculate a route from your starting point.
The listing does not give specific parking, public-transit, entrance or accessibility details. Call the venue if any of those affect your visit.
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Yes. Karg asks visitors to call (316) 744-2442 to arrange a time and recommends checking its Facebook page for current glassblower scheduling information.
The listed choices include an ornament, a paperweight or a seasonal piece such as a pumpkin. Participants choose colors and a style and help shape the glass with a glassblower’s guidance.
The listings do not state a price or whether gallery admission is included. Ask Karg when you call to schedule.
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111 N. Oliver St., Kechi, KS 67067
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