Live glassblowing and music festival benefiting Detroit Public Schools set for June
Courtesy photo The charitable festival boasts live glassblowing, painting, and music for arts education. The Michigan Glass Project's ninth annual ...
Courtesy photo The charitable festival boasts live glassblowing, painting, and music for arts education. The Michigan Glass Project's ninth annual glassblowing and live arts festival will return to Detroit June 9-11. The charitable festival will take over the Russell Industrial Center with three days of live mural painting, glassblowing, food trucks, and a cash bar. An outdoor stage boasts 90 DJs and live acts including TAUK, Will Sessions, and Bruiser Brigade. The family-friendly event also includes interactive kids' areas.