Get Ready for the Great Glass Candy Pumpkin Hunt at Spirit Mountain!
We’re thrilled to announce that our much-loved Glass Candy Pumpkin Hunt is back this year, in collaboration with Spirit Mountain! Mark your calendars for October 19th, and get ready for a day of adventure, creativity, and family fun.
What’s the Glass Candy Pumpkin Hunt?
Imagine a beautiful fall day at Spirit Mountain, surrounded by the vibrant colors of autumn. Now, add a dash of magic—hidden throughout the mountain are our handcrafted glass candy pumpkins, waiting to be discovered by you and your family. Each glass pumpkin is a unique work of art, carefully crafted in our hot shop, and finding one is like unearthing a hidden treasure!
The Hunt Details:
- Date: October 19th, 2024
- Time: 10 AM - 1 PM (or until all pumpkins are found!)
- Location: Spirit Mountain, Duluth, MN
- Who Can Participate: This event is family-friendly and open to pumpkin hunters of all ages.
How It Works:
Upon arrival, you’ll receive a map of the designated hunting area. The pumpkins are hidden in plain sight—no digging or climbing required. Just enjoy the fresh air, the excitement of the hunt, and the beauty of Spirit Mountain. Once you find a glass candy pumpkin, it’s yours to keep as a special memento of the day!
More Than Just a Hunt:
In addition to the hunt, we’ll also be bringing along our collection of blown glass pumpkins and candy pumpkins, available for purchase. If you fall in love with our glass pumpkins, you can still take one home with you, or better yet, sign up on the spot to come into our gallery and design your own custom pumpkin!
Don’t Miss Out!
The Glass Candy Pumpkin Hunt is a perfect way to celebrate the fall season with friends and family. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or a first-timer, you’ll love the thrill of the chase and the joy of discovery. And remember, these pumpkins are limited, so come early to make sure you don’t miss out!
We can’t wait to see you there! For more information, visit Lake Superior Art Glass or Spirit Mountain’s website.
