GlassBuild After Party: The Magic of Glass

Date: 18 June 2024

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GlassBuild America

Date: 18 June 2024

GlassBuild America invites all exhibitors and attendees to "The Magic of Glass" After Party, celebrating the excitement of GlassBuild 2025's new host city, Orlando!

This event is designed for fun and community engagement, providing an opportunity for exhibitors and attendees to network and interact in a non-competitive environment. The After Party will feature activities such as a golf simulation and a virtual reality plank walk, along with Southern-inspired food and beverages. The cost is $10 per person with ticket proceeds going to the NGA Foundation to support glass & glazing industry education and resources.

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