No matter who you are, everyone needs a way to express themselves. For Douglass Brown, it is molding 12,000 degree molten glass into delicate art pieces at his studio. On Fridays and weekends, the studio hosts lessons where new or experienced people can come and make a piece of their own to take home.
Half Moon Bay Art Glass heats up the community
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Arts & EntertainmentThe community and small businesses connect at the Ferry Building -
Arts & EntertainmentSan Carlos' 31st annual art and wine faire brings the Bay Area together -
Arts & EntertainmentMya Byrne: bringing LGBTQ+ representation to country music -
Arts & EntertainmentArt Bias welcomes holiday festivity with open doors -
Arts & EntertainmentHigh school jazz band connects communities for a greater good -
Arts & EntertainmentCrowds gather for food and culture at Belmont Greek Festival -
Arts & EntertainmentApril Fools' Day celebrations reveal a rich history -
Arts & EntertainmentRedwood City celebrates culture and diversity for Lunar New Year -
Arts & EntertainmentHidden gems in Belmont -
Arts & EntertainmentA day in the life: Finals week -
BroadcastJazz students encourage aspiring musicians to swing their way through gigs -
BroadcastJourney to success of a Bay Area artist -
BroadcastSpring season kicks off for the local AYSO EPIC team -
BroadcastScots turn season around as team chemistry comes together -
BroadcastVoices of the people: Teen views on Israel-Hamas conflict -
BroadcastChristmas baking recipes: Rice Krispies trees and puff pastry trees -
BroadcastTree lighting at Hillsdale Shopping Center sparks festive spirits -
BroadcastThe Makerspace Project brings innovation to Redwood City community -
BroadcastFamilies trick-or-treat down Laurel Street at the Goblin Walk -
BroadcastEsterina Gentilcore carves out her woodworking business
About the Contributor
Vivianna Bouvier, Staff Writer
Vivianna Bouvier is a sophomore and staff writer in Carlmont High School's journalism program. She likes sleeping, eating, and wearing clothes.
