What to Expect
Step inside the Noc Noc Workshop for a unique open studio experience where kiln-formed glass art comes to life. Watch craftsperson Jem Nockles skillfully cut, layer, and assemble sheets of glass, then witness how heat and time in the kiln transform these materials into luminous, one-of-a-kind pieces.
This event offers a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for families and curious minds alike. Bring your questions and ideas to engage directly with the artist and learn about the fascinating craft of glassmaking.
A selection of finished pieces will be available for purchase, allowing you to take home a vibrant and handcrafted souvenir.
Activity Details
The open studio runs over three days, providing plenty of opportunities to visit and explore the creative process. Whether you're interested in bespoke projects for your home or simply want to enjoy the artistry, this event caters to all.
You can expect demonstrations of cutting, layering, and kiln forming techniques, with plenty of time to chat with Jem about the craft. This is a wonderful chance to inspire your children with hands-on creativity and see how art evolves from raw materials.
The event is free to attend, making it an accessible cultural outing for families looking to enrich their weekend plans.
Location and Access
The workshop is located at 176 Parramatta Road, Stanmore NSW 2048, a convenient spot easily reached by public transport or car. Parking options are available nearby.
Stanmore is a vibrant suburb with cafes and parks, making it a great destination for a family day out. The workshop space is welcoming and suitable for visitors of all ages.
Directions and additional information can be found on the event website.
Important Information
This event is part of Sydney Craft Week and runs from Friday 9 October to Sunday 11 October 2026, daily from 10:00 to 16:00.
It is a free event with no need for prior booking, so you can drop in at your convenience during opening hours.
Please note that while the workshop is family-friendly, children should be supervised due to the nature of the materials and equipment used.
Booking and Prices
Entry to the open studio is free, making it an ideal budget-friendly cultural activity.
While there is no booking required, arriving earlier in the day might give you a more personal experience with the artist.
Finished pieces will be available for purchase, providing an opportunity to support local craft and take home a unique piece of art.