OI Events: Classes

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Join Glass Museum curator Holly McCluskey for a special guided tour of antique glass featured at Oglebay Institute’s annual Antiques Show & Sale.

Meet and interact with dealers and learn about pieces chosen specially for this tour. Glass from the mid-1800s through mid-century modern will be covered.

Tour begins at 1pm Saturday, April 4, meeting at the Antiques Show entrance in Oglebay’s Wilson Lodge.

$10 ($8.50 OI members). Register online or call 304-242-7272.

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Join the Mansion Museum curator for a special guided tour of the Antiques Show & Sale 4-5pm Saturday, April 4 at Oglebay’s Wilson Lodge.

Dealers will introduce children ages 6-12 to the concepts of antiques and collecting. Learn about items specially chosen for this tour. Tour begins at the Antiques Show entrance.

$5/$4.25 OI members. Register online or call 304-242-7272.

This workshop has been postponed. We hope announce a new date soon.

Instructed by the Dancing Wheels Company of Cleveland, Ohio, this workshop provides a unique approach to education and therapy. Through the use of movement and performance, those with physical, sensory, or developmental disabilities can participate in the art of dance. This inclusive workshop also invites non-disabled peers to join this freeing, educational and joyous experience.

Workshop meets 7-8:30pm Monday, April 6 at Oglebay Institute’s School of Dance. Open to all ages, with or without physical disabilities.

$50 per person. Register online or call 304-242-7700.

More about the Dancing Wheels Company & School:

Dancing Wheels Company & School is considered one of the premier arts and disabilities organizations in the U.S. Their belief is dance is an expression of the human spirit, best expressed by people of all abilities.

The Dancing Wheels Company professionally integrates the talents of dancers both with and without disabilities. To date, their inspirational mission has touched over 5 million people through performances, school assemblies, residencies and workshops. Millions more have enjoyed their artistry with appearances on CNN, Good Morning America, and the TV special, “Christopher Reeve: A Celebration of Hope.”