Visualize Art Studio runs a two-hour version of a stained-glass class out of a mobile workshop, and Saturday it parks at Ijams Park. You start with a kit of glass already cut and ground into a design — a cowboy boot, a hummingbird or a lotus — pick the colors, and learn the two skills that actually make a panel: wrapping each piece in copper foil and soldering the seams. Two hours later you leave with a finished piece.

Eighty dollars covers the kit, the tools and the instructor. Fourteen and up, with anyone under eighteen accompanied by an adult. Wear cotton, closed shoes, and tie long hair back — there is a hot iron involved. It runs eleven to one, which means you can finish, walk out to the plaza, and be at the free cyanotype table by one-thirty.