Ignis Glass Studio to host grand reopening during Gallery Hop
Ignis Glass will host a grand reopening in its new location on Sept. 8.
“We are excited about our new home in the heart of Chattanooga’s tourism district,” owner and professional glass blower Chris Mosey said in a prepared statement. “We hope to add to the current success of Chattanooga’s tourism by providing a hands-on thrill to visitors of our city.”
What: Ignis Glass reopening
When: Saturday, Sept. 8, 10 a.m.-8 p.m.
Where: 409 Broad St.
For more information: Call 423-265-2565
Mosey is moving his business from Rossville Avenue on the Southside to 409 Broad St. in an effort to reach more tourists and the public.
Visitors to the studio can blow their own heirloom glass ornaments at Ignis. Mosey also sells his own glass art.
Mosey opened Ignis in 2002, and the move coincides with the studio’s 10-year anniversary. Mosey is thankful for the local support.
“I can’t believe we are already celebrating our 10-year anniversary,” he said. “We look forward to the next 10 years.”
It also coincides with the annual Gallery Hop event.
The Folk School of Chattanooga moved into Ignis’ old location.
