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Corning Museum of Glass on a floating barge in Brooklyn Bridge Park

Corning Museum of Glass on a floating barge in Brooklyn Bridge Park

Corning Museum Of Glass came to Brooklyn Bridge Park on a Floating Glass Barge

May 21, 2018 in NYC, Events for kids

There will be free glassmaking demos in Brooklyn Bridge Park until May 27th. Corning Museum of Glass is celebrating 150 anniversary of the move from Brooklyn to Corning, NY and that's why they decided to bring glass blowers to its original place in Brooklyn. The demo takes about 30 minutes so there is no time for the little ones to get bored. I believe that it's definitively worth seeing it and your kids will love it! 

The glassblower and his assistant and a narrator

The glassblower and his assistant and a narrator

Hot hot glass

Hot hot glass

The glassmaker needs to have really strong lungs

The glassmaker needs to have really strong lungs

The final product will be cooling down for two days in a special cooling closet

The final product will be cooling down for two days in a special cooling closet

The oven in action

The oven in action

Glassmaking oven

Glassmaking oven

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Source: www.brightfamilyphotography.com Tags: kids, nyc, family, free events nyc, glassmaking, brooklyn, brooklyn bridge park
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