Special Showing for Guild Members of Bullseye Working Glass Exhibition

Bullseye Glass Company is inviting members of the Pacific Northwest Glass to a viewing on Saturday, October 25th from 2-4 pm at the Bullseye Gallery at 1308 NW Everett in Portland. This viewing will be of their Employee Working Glass Exhibition in the Bullseye Gallery, and Bullseye will provide some beverages and light snacks. This is an amazing opportunity to see and experience the amazing creativity of all of Bullseye employees. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP to Lesley Kelly as soon as possible so we can notify Bullseye of the number of guild members they can expect. 

New information from Bullseye on the location of the event: “The entrance for the show is at 350 NW 13th Ave, Portland OR 97209
The entry door is in the middle of the block on NW 13th between the furniture stores JoyBird and Room & Board. We will have a Bullseye sign in the street by the door. Enter and take the elevator in the hallway to the second floor.”

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