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Chihuly at Night

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My friend Kathy snagged some invites to a private event at Chihuly last week and lucky me got to be her plus one! The greenhouse was gorgeous all lit up at night and it was great being able to walk around the museum without the crowds. We also got to sit and watch the glass blowing demonstration up close and listened in as the folks next to me asked a ton of questions. It was a really nice night out! 

So pretty!

Watching the glassblowers at work. They sell what they make at the Space Needle gift shop and proceeds go to charity.

Space Needle lit up at night

 

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