Sparkflight Studios Open Studio – Recap

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An Afternoon of Inspiration...

There’s something special about opening your doors and inviting people into the place where ideas take shape. Sparkflight Studios was pleased to welcome colleagues, clients, partners, and friends to our Open Studio on November 7 in Henderson. The event offered an opportunity to share our refreshed workspace, highlight ongoing creative initiatives, and connect with our community in a relaxed, engaging setting.

Guests were invited to explore the studio, including our maker area where the team demonstrated our 3D printer and produced custom coasters as take-home pieces. Light bites and refreshments were available throughout the evening, providing a comfortable backdrop for conversation and networking.

A favorite feature of the event was the glass whiteboard wall in the warehouse studio, where visitors added messages and observations about the space. These notes reflected the collaborative spirit we strive to cultivate as we design environments that support learning, engagement, and connection.

The afternoon transitioned into a beautiful Henderson evening, giving attendees time to tour the studio, meet our team, and learn more about the work happening behind the scenes at Sparkflight.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to celebrate this milestone with us. We’re grateful for your support and excited for what’s ahead.

left to right: Anne Johnson, Christina Conley, Patty Green, Gabrielle Fernandez, Ginger Kelly, Carl Dudzinski, Parker Sorensen










 



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