BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//ChamberMaster//Event Calendar 2.0//EN METHOD:PUBLISH X-PUBLISHED-TTL:P3D REFRESH-INTERVAL:P3D CALSCALE:GREGORIAN BEGIN:VEVENT DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250214 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250224 TRANSP:TRANSPARENT X-MICROSOFT-CDO-ALLDAYEVENT:TRUE SUMMARY:16th Annual Northwest Glass Quest DESCRIPTION:The Camano Island Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the 16th Annual Northwest Glass Quest\, taking place from February 14 to 23\, 2025. This unique 10-day treasure hunt invites participants to search for hand-blown glass balls hidden throughout Camano Island and Stanwood. \n\n \nEvent Highlights:\n\n\n Treasure Hunt: Seek out plastic clue balls hidden in local businesses and community sites. Each \n\n\n clue ball can be exchanged for a limited-edition hand-blown glass ball\, crafted exclusively for this event.\n\n\n Featured Glass Artists: This year\, the Chamber has partnered with four talented glass artists\,\n\n\neach bringing their unique style to the event's glass balls:\n\n\n Mark Ellinger\, Glass Quest Studio: The original creator of the event's glass floats\, Mark will craft \n\n\na select number of glass balls for this year's event. His studio will be open by appointment only.\n\n\n Aaron Sertich\, ThornMeadow Glass Works: Based in Lincoln City\, Oregon\, Aaron and his family\n\n\noperate a glassblowing studio on their 17-acre farm\, where they host their own scavenger hunts.\n\n\n Colin Satterfield\, PNW Glass: A Seattle-based glassblower\, Colin will demonstrate his craft at the\n\n\nSchack as part of the Kind Quester Program. He describes his work as an "ongoing dialogue with glass\,"\n\nfocusing on the interplay of colors\, forms\, and light.\n\n\n Johnathon Tardif\, Pneuma Glass: Founder of Pneuma Glass near Portland\, Oregon\, Johnathon's \n\n\nwork is inspired by the Greek term for "breath of life\," aiming to showcase handcrafted glass art that reflects\n\nthe transformative power of art.\n\n\n Kind Quester Program: Embodying the 2025 theme\, "Seek Art. Be Kind.\," participants are \n\n\nencouraged to engage in acts of kindness throughout the event. This initiative aims to foster community\n\nspirit and enhance the overall experience. X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
\nThe Camano Island Chamber of Commerce is excited to announce the 16th Annual Northwest Glass Quest\, taking place from February 14 to 23\, 2025. This unique 10-day treasure hunt invites participants to search for hand-blown glass balls hidden throughout Camano Island and Stanwood. \;
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Event Highlights:

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​\;​\;clue ball can be exchanged for a limited-edition hand-blown glass ball\, crafted exclusively for this event.
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each bringing their unique style to the event'\;s glass balls:
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a select number of glass balls for this year'\;s event. His studio will be open by appointment only.
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operate a glassblowing studio on their 17-acre farm\, where they host their own scavenger hunts.
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Schack as part of the Kind Quester Program. He describes his work as an "\;ongoing dialogue with glass\,"\;
\nfocusing on the interplay of colors\, forms\, and light.
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work is inspired by the Greek term for "\;breath of life\,"\; aiming to showcase handcrafted glass art that reflects
\nthe transformative power of art.
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encouraged to engage in acts of kindness throughout the event. This initiative aims to foster community
\nspirit and enhance the overall experience.
\n LOCATION:Various businesses and community sites across Camano Island and Stanwood. UID:e.1430.18893 SEQUENCE:3 DTSTAMP:20260519T181950Z URL:https://business.oakharborchamber.com/events/details/16th-annual-northwest-glass-quest-18893 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR