Military members use the art of glass blowing as a form of therapy
Recovering from active military duty can be a challenge for some women and men who serve the country. A program in Tacoma helps military members rehabilitate their lives through art. Hot Shop Heroes began in 2013 and has since become popular among active military members and veterans. Its an eight-week course that teaches glassblowing led by experienced instructors. Participants meet once a week at a hot shop located at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma.
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