Create a stunning 3D stained glass mandala in a hands-on workshop at Queensland Museum, Toowoomba City.
Monday 15 February 2027
9:00am - 4:00pm
27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350, Australia
$235
Immerse yourself in the captivating art of stained glass mosaic in this full-day workshop designed for creative enthusiasts. Under the expert guidance of Catherine Conaty, you will learn how to transform glass shards into a luminous 3D mandala that glows beautifully when light passes through it. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to develop new artistic skills while crafting a personal masterpiece.
Expect a welcoming and supportive environment where both beginners and experienced artists can enjoy hands-on learning. You will be introduced to specialist tools and techniques for cutting and assembling glass, shaping leaves and stems, and building dimensional glass forms that add depth and vibrancy to your artwork.
This workshop is perfect for parents looking to explore a creative outlet or to gift themselves a day of artistic fulfillment. The satisfaction of creating something both beautiful and lasting is truly rewarding.
This one-day workshop runs from 09:00 to 16:00 on Sunday, 15 February 2026, at the Queensland Museum Cobb+Co in Toowoomba City. All materials, including glass and adhesives, are provided, along with lunch to keep you energized throughout the day.
Catherine Conaty, a seasoned stained-glass mosaic artist with over 25 years of experience, will lead the session. Her passion for glass art and extensive teaching experience ensure personalized attention and expert guidance.
The workshop is limited in participant numbers to maintain a hands-on, interactive experience. Spectators are welcome, so family members can come along to watch the creative process unfold.
The workshop is held at Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, located at 27 Lindsay Street, Toowoomba City, Queensland 4350. The venue is easily accessible by car and public transport, with parking options nearby.
Toowoomba City offers a charming regional setting with plenty of amenities, making it a convenient and pleasant location for a day of creative exploration.
Visitors can enjoy the museum’s other exhibits before or after the workshop, adding cultural value to your visit.
Please wear comfortable clothing suitable for crafting and handling glass materials. Safety equipment and instructions will be provided to ensure a safe working environment.
Participants must be mindful of the delicate nature of glass and follow all safety guidelines during the workshop.
This workshop is suitable for adults and mature teenagers interested in art and craft; children under 16 are not recommended due to the use of sharp tools and materials.
The cost of the workshop is $235, which includes tuition, all materials, and lunch. Booking in advance is essential due to limited spaces.
Tickets can be purchased through the Queensland Museum or the event website. Early booking is recommended to secure your place in this popular workshop.
Refund and cancellation policies apply as per the event organizer’s terms.
