On August 14, the Days of a White Glass had a  
  day dedicated to the youngest. Kids interested in art had a chance to paint on glass, guided by professionals – including maestro Evald Okas. By noon, the museum yard was crowded with children and their parents; we even had to ask some to come back n a few hours. In the end, though, everyone got their chance to paint. The resulting 101 glass pictures were on display in front of the museum during the rest of the workshop, then gathered by the authors.
The event was sponsored by Hansabank and the Estonian Ministry of Culture, with their programs “Make the Stars Shine” and “Let’s Spread Art”. Thanks to them, we had the painting materials, and a kiln to do the firing.