Arts

SiNaCa Studios relocates to downtown Arlington

Written by DFW501c Reporter

Arlington City Council has approved a resolution advancing SiNaCa Studios’ planned relocation to downtown Arlington.

SiNaCa Studios plans a move to 300 W. Front Street that will give them room to expand access to glass art, welcome more students and artists, and create new opportunities for learning and connection across North Texas. This milestone is possible because of the community that has grown around SiNaCa.

Rooted in Fort Worth. Growing together. Since opening their doors in the Near Southside on Magnolia Avenue in 2011, they’ve shared countless moments of discovery: a first gather of molten glass, a new skill taking hold, the surprise of creating something you never thought you could. Students, artists, neighbors, donors and friends have made SiNaCa much more than a place to work with glass. Together, you’ve made it a place where people find confidence, connection and a sense of belonging. SiNaCa knows this news may bring mixed feelings for those who love that old gas station they’ve called home for the last fifteen years. SiNaCa feels that attachment, too. Fort Worth is where SiNaCa took root, and those relationships will continue to shape their future.

Source: Press release

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