The Business Examiner hosted the Fastest Growing Companies awards at the Museum of Glass. I performed strolling magic during the social/cocktail hour for the event, which featured many small and medium business owners and entrepreneurs. I saw two of my previous clients: Coldwell Banker Danforth (annual banquet at the Twin Lakes Country Club) and the Hiller family (private party in Federal Way).
Walking over to the Museum of Glass I snapped a few photos. Tacoma is lucky to have such a concentration of art and culture. Even on an overcast day the views from the Thea Foss Waterway to the Tacoma Dome and Union Station were phenomenal. I was pretty happy with the results of my point-and-click. I can only imagine that real photographers have a playday with all of the colors, shapes, and reflections here.
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- Thanks to the Business Examiner for hosting the evening.
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- Someday I need to create a magic trick with an ice sculpture…
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- View from the pedestrian bridge from the Museum of Glass back towards Union Station, UWT, the History Museum, and more.
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- These are the glass sculptures you can see from Hwy 705 as you head towards downtown Tacoma.
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- The cone of the Museum of Glass rises above a reflecting pool.
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- Iconic Tacoma: glass sculptures, the cable-stayed bridge on Hwy 509, and the Tacoma Dome in the distance.
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- Ground-level view of the CEILING of the pedestrian bridge. Yes, it’s layers of glass works of art!
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- Photo credit www.danegregorymeyer.com
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- Photo credit: www.danegregorymeyer.com
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- Photo credit: Dane Gregory Meyer
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- Photo credit: Kevin Freitas, www.feedtacoma.com
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- Tacoma magician Jeff Evans
The Museum was transformed by the decor provided by Vangard Events. Special thanks to Dane Gregory Meyer Photography and Kevin Freitas for providing photos from the evening.
Interested in hosting your social or corporate event at the Museum of Glass? Contact Diana with Event Services at (253) 284-4711.