Nelson galleries are inviting locals to drop in, get a coffee and some culture, as the region's artists and those showing their works adjust to life in this new Covid world.
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Sandy Shefstad stands in her studio among some of her glass designs. At right is a favorite stained glass piece featuring tulips, created in memory of her mother.
LIGNITE – Working with glass is a delicate business, but Sandy Shefstad says there’s an enjoyment to it that more people should get to experience.
Shefstad, the owner of A Touch of Glass Design, Lignite, has been working with stained glass and other art glass projects for more than 10 years. She has been teaching glass art classes in Powers Lake at the invitation of the Hygge Hotel, where her handiwork also is seen in pieces throughout the restored, historic building.