We’re serious about glass.Not about making it intimidating.

Warren began working with glass in 1990 and still loves the moment when a student realizes they can do more than they thought. His winding path through art, teaching, publishing, retail, and a few unexpected careers made Milkweed the people-centered place it is today.

Bahney has spent a lifetime caring for people and making things. Her grandmothers taught her to knit and embroider before her feet could reach a sewing-machine pedal. Then she found fused glass at Milkweed—and that was it. Hooked.

Teri has spent much of her professional life helping learning happen—organizing programs, supporting professional communities, and bringing people together around shared interests. Now she brings that experience to Milkweed as an instructor. Teri has a steady way of making people feel welcome, capable, and ready to try—which makes her a natural fit for a studio where curiosity matters more than getting everything perfect the first time.

Jonathan is the newest members of the Milkweed team—and one of the newest to kiln-formed glass. He brings a willingness to learn, a helpful presence, and the fresh perspective of someone still discovering what this wonderfully strange material can do. Outside the studio, Jonathan is into cars, which means he already understands the appeal of good tools, careful work, and figuring out how things fit together.