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The glass lover group hit the ground running early with visits to area collectors homes; a VIP tour of the Renwick Gallery; a VIP tour of the Kreeger Museum; a special progressive dinner at the Gateway Arts District ‘On the Tracks’ complex featuring the Washington Glass School and Flux Studios.
This ain’t no Weber ‘Smokey Joe’ – this is hardcore.
The Glass School and Flux Studios hosted a huge barbeque for the crowd – where the making of the food was part of the entertainment.
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The approx 50-60 strong group of collectors are welcomed to Washington Glass School.
Erwin Timmers’ new works were a favorite of the group.
The tour continued with a brunch at Maurine Littleton Gallery in Georgetown on Sunday.