Free Demonstrations: Open Studios Night April 2026
*The event has already taken place on this date: Fri, 04/10/2026
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Come by to watch glass artists sling molten, 2100 degree glass around in our hot glass studio! This event is free and family friendly.
When: Friday, April 10th, 6 PM – 9 PM
Where: SiNaCa Studios, 1013 W Magnolia Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76104
If you've ever wondered how glass artists make beautiful glass works, this is your chance to see them working in the studio! Please note that this is a demonstration only, you can stop by anytime during the timeframe (come and go), and registration will allow you to receive an email reminder about the event.
This event is free and open to the public, so be sure to stop by and watch in-person, Friday night! Grab a seat and hang out with your friends and family as our featured artists demonstrate their process in our hot glassblowing studio.
This month’s featured artist: Clifton Crofford!
Bio & Artist Statement
Bio
Clifton Crofford’s passion for glass took root at UT Arlington, where he explored design across architecture, theater, and art. While helping develop a new 3D art facility for the university, he refined his craft. After graduating, Clifton and fellow UT Arlington alumni opened a glassblowing studio in Dallas/Fort Worth. Working with local artists and art advocates, he envisioned a community-driven space. In 2007, SiNaCa Studios was founded, opening to the public in 2010. Alongside four co-founders, SiNaCa Studios has since inspired countless individuals about the art and wonder of glass.
Artist Statement
Clifton Crofford’s glasswork reflects his world, blending ancient and modern symbols, the intricacies of human connection, and the precision of traditional glassblowing. His pieces often feature organic forms and explore themes of balance, growth, and transformation. In an accelerated, complex world, Clifton’s work serves as a bridge—inviting viewers to pause, reflect, and forge deeper connections with their communities through the shared language of art.
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