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Spend an hour in a bright Siesta Key studio learning to mix pigments and pour epoxy onto a charcuterie board of your choice. All supplies and safety gear are included — just bring curiosity and clothes you don’t mind splattering.
Spend an hour in a bright Siesta Key studio learning to mix pigments and pour epoxy onto a charcuterie board of your choice. All supplies and safety gear are included — just bring curiosity and clothes you don’t mind splattering.
Salt air and traffic hum give way to a bright studio tucked in Gateway Plaza — a small room where pigments pool and glossy surfaces catch light like tide-slick rock.
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Operated by Shattered Glass DIY SRQ · Siesta Key, Florida
Salt air and traffic hum give way to a bright studio tucked in Gateway Plaza — a small room where pigments pool and glossy surfaces catch light like tide-slick rock.
Participants gather around a prepared table; instructors guide hands through mixing, measuring and pouring epoxy onto a charcuterie board, lazy Susan or tray chosen from a 20‑piece selection. The process is tactile: pigments bloom, metallic powders spiral, and resin levels out into a durable, glassy finish.
Sarasota sits on a limestone shelf cut by ancient seas, and the town’s creative energy — from the Ringling Museum’s circus legacy to a thriving local arts scene — feeds this craft-forward community. Siesta Key’s famously fine quartz sand and Gulf sunsets offer the scenic contrast that brings many visitors here: beach time by day, studio creativity by afternoon.
The workshop runs about an hour, all materials and safety gear included, and is suitable for beginners; sessions are limited to about 10 people so instructors can supervise curing, color choices and pouring techniques. You’ll leave with a unique, functional piece that needs time to fully cure at home. Expect light standing or bench work, some use of gloves and eye protection, and hands-on instruction in color layering, pigment mixing and basic resin safety.
Practical tips: arrive a few minutes early to pick your board, wear clothes you don’t mind splattering, and plan for follow-up care at home while the resin cures. Whether you’re replacing a souvenir or learning a new medium, this workshop blends Sarasota’s beach town ease with a focused, creative craft experience.
No — the workshop is designed for beginners and instructors guide each step from mixing to pouring.
The surface will feel cured but full cure can take 24–72 hours depending on temperature and resin; follow instructor care notes.
Yes — the studio provides boards, pigments, resin, gloves and safety materials as part of the session fee.
Yes — the venue notes wheelchair and stroller accessibility and public transportation options nearby.
Shattered Glass DIY SRQ operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Salt air and traffic hum give way to a bright studio tucked in Gateway Plaza — a small room where pigments pool and glossy surfaces catch light like tide-slick rock.
Salt air and traffic hum give way to a bright studio tucked in Gateway Plaza — a small room where pigments pool and glossy surfaces catch light like tide-slick rock.
Participants gather around a prepared table; instructors guide hands through mixing, measuring and pouring epoxy onto a charcuterie board, lazy Susan or tray chosen from a 20‑piece selection. The process is tactile: pigments bloom, metallic powders spiral, and resin levels out into a durable, glassy finish.
Sarasota sits on a limestone shelf cut by ancient seas, and the town’s creative energy — from the Ringling Museum’s circus legacy to a thriving local arts scene — feeds this craft-forward community. Siesta Key’s famously fine quartz sand and Gulf sunsets offer the scenic contrast that brings many visitors here: beach time by day, studio creativity by afternoon.
The workshop runs about an hour, all materials and safety gear included, and is suitable for beginners; sessions are limited to about 10 people so instructors can supervise curing, color choices and pouring techniques. You’ll leave with a unique, functional piece that needs time to fully cure at home. Expect light standing or bench work, some use of gloves and eye protection, and hands-on instruction in color layering, pigment mixing and basic resin safety.
Practical tips: arrive a few minutes early to pick your board, wear clothes you don’t mind splattering, and plan for follow-up care at home while the resin cures. Whether you’re replacing a souvenir or learning a new medium, this workshop blends Sarasota’s beach town ease with a focused, creative craft experience.