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This rare Corki Weeks parlor scope will be available at the Brewster Kaleidoscope Society 2026 Expo in Rochester, New York. It will go to the highest bidder in the Saturday banquet auction. You can still get tickets to the expo, the early bird discount has been extended to May 17th. Sign up oon the BKS web site... https://brewstersociety.com/kaleidoscope-conventio… ... See MoreSee Less

This rare Corki Weeks parlor scope will be available at the Brewster Kaleidoscope Society 2026 Expo in Rochester, New York. It will go to the highest bidder in the Saturday banquet auction. You can still get tickets to the expo, the early bird discount has been extended to May 17th. Sign up oon the BKS web site... https://brewstersociety.com/kaleidoscope-convention/2026-general-information/registration/

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The magic of looking at the same kaleidoscope with two different cells and the different images you get from it. Here is a Corki Weeks parlor scope and the different images from the two different cells used.

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The magic of looking at the same kaleidoscope with two different cells and the different images you get from it. Here is a Corki Weeks parlor scope and the different images from the two different cells used.

Share your images of your scopes that you change out the cells with. We’d love to see what you’re looking at.

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I GOT MINE... Did you get yours?!?!

It's time to register for the Brewster International Kaleidoscope EXPO!!! And classes will fill up fast! Don't miss your favorite instructor, or opportunity to work with the artist you most admire!

The Brewster Kaleidoscope Society Expo has been held every year since 1989 except for 2008, 2009 and due to COVID-19 2020 & 2021. We have traveled to 19 states as well as Japan. The board is pleased to announce that for the 35th Brewster Kaleidoscope Society Expo we will be in Rochester, New York. .

Pricing for the 2026 convention is $355 (the same as last year) but register early and use the discount code. Early Bird for a $35 discount for each Expo ticket. We are looking at possibly planning a day trip to the Corning Museum of Glass and/or Niagara Falls, so get your ticket, and watch for updates!!!

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I GOT MINE... Did you get yours?!?!

Its time to register for the Brewster International Kaleidoscope EXPO!!! And classes will fill up fast! Dont miss your favorite instructor, or opportunity to work with the artist you most admire!

The Brewster Kaleidoscope Society Expo has been held every year since 1989 except for 2008, 2009 and due to COVID-19 2020 & 2021. We have traveled to 19 states as well as Japan. The board is pleased to announce that for the 35th Brewster Kaleidoscope Society Expo we will be in Rochester, New York. .

Pricing for the 2026 convention is $355 (the same as last year) but register early and use the discount code. Early Bird for a $35 discount for each Expo ticket. We are looking at possibly planning a day trip to the Corning Museum of Glass and/or Niagara Falls, so get your ticket, and watch for updates!!!

Its going to be AMAZING! Dont miss it!

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We're starting a series about Kaleidoscopes and the Brewster Society... "Did you know?"

It only seems logical to start with our namesake, Sir David Brewster, in 1816! From Cozy Baker's Through the Kaleidoscope ...and Beyond. Did you know? 😊 ... See MoreSee Less

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Anyone else feel like a kaleidoscopeaholic? 😝

How blessed I am to have found a purse that has 16 pockets and I can fit at least 11 substantial Kaleidoscopes in them to take wherever I’d like to go.

How do you travel with your kaleidoscope?

Can anyone name the Kaleidoscopes that are in the purse? Or know what designer created the bag, or who her famous Kaleidoscope designer sister is?

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Anyone else feel like a kaleidoscopeaholic? 😝

How blessed I am to have found a purse that has 16 pockets and I can fit at least 11 substantial Kaleidoscopes in them to take wherever I’d like to go.

How do you travel with your kaleidoscope?

Can anyone name the Kaleidoscopes that are in the purse? Or know what designer created the bag, or who her famous Kaleidoscope designer sister is?

Happy 1st day of the year!

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✨ Happy New Year from the Brewster Kaleidoscope Society! ✨

As we step into 2026, we’re celebrating the vibrant creativity of our kaleidoscope community — artists, collectors, and admirers alike.

Each of these beautiful mandala firework images was crafted by a different artist, reminding us that there are endless ways to see the world — and even more ways to be inspired by it. As we reflect on the beauty of 2025, we’re already dreaming in color for what’s ahead in 2026.

This year, we invite you to be curious.
Ask questions.
Share your favorite scopes or kaleidoscope mandala images or videos.
Tell us what you’d love to see more of.

✨ Curious about how kaleidoscopes are made? Want to get involved or learn more? Let’s make 2026 the year of wonder.

👇 Which of these mandala images catches your eye first?
Drop a comment or ask us anything below.

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#HappyNewYear2026 #BrewsterKaleidoscopeSociety #KaleidoscopeArt #MeetTheArtists #ColorfulBeginnings #ReflectionsOfJoy #KaleidoscopeCommunity #GlassArt ... See MoreSee Less

✨ Happy New Year from the Brewster Kaleidoscope Society! ✨

As we step into 2026, we’re celebrating the vibrant creativity of our kaleidoscope community — artists, collectors, and admirers alike.

Each of these beautiful mandala firework images was crafted by a different artist, reminding us that there are endless ways to see the world — and even more ways to be inspired by it. As we reflect on the beauty of 2025, we’re already dreaming in color for what’s ahead in 2026.

This year, we invite you to be curious.
Ask questions.
Share your favorite scopes or kaleidoscope mandala images or videos.
Tell us what you’d love to see more of.

✨ Curious about how kaleidoscopes are made? Want to get involved or learn more? Let’s make 2026 the year of wonder.

👇 Which of these mandala images catches your eye first?
Drop a comment or ask us anything below.

👉 brewstersociety.com

#HappyNewYear2026 #BrewsterKaleidoscopeSociety #KaleidoscopeArt #MeetTheArtists #ColorfulBeginnings #ReflectionsOfJoy #KaleidoscopeCommunity #GlassArt

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I was once told by a kaleidoscope designer that kaleidoscope people and ukalele people are the BEST people. I witnessed that myself this past weekend. While at the Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes and Art Glass Weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the fund raiser for the Jerome Humane Society, coordinated by Mary of Nellie Bly. There were 10-12 manniqines made by many artists, that were auctioned off to raise money. One of the kaleidoscope artists, Carolyn Bennett, saw her mannequin get bid up to $4000. With the two competing bids, Carolyn agreed to do a second for the $3500 thatthe other bidder was willing to pay. 💰 A total of $7500 for the Humane Society with two mannequins by Carolyn Bennett!!! it was such a beautiful thing! ... See MoreSee Less

I was once told by a kaleidoscope designer that kaleidoscope people and ukalele people are the BEST people. I witnessed that myself this past weekend. While at the Nellie Bly Kaleidoscopes and Art Glass Weekend, I had the pleasure of attending the fund raiser for the Jerome Humane Society, coordinated by Mary of Nellie Bly. There were 10-12 manniqines made by many artists, that were auctioned off to raise money. One of the kaleidoscope artists, Carolyn Bennett, saw her mannequin get bid up to $4000. With the two competing bids, Carolyn agreed to do a second for the $3500 thatthe other bidder was willing to pay. 💰 A total of $7500 for the Humane Society with two mannequins by Carolyn Bennett!!! it was such a beautiful thing!

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Learning how to build a scope can be one of the greatest gifts for someone who loves collecting kaleidoscopes! Not only do you learn how scopes are made, in many cases, as at our convention each year, you learn to make them from and with the artist! I had an amazing opportunity to make 3 kaleidoscopes this weekend at the Nellie Bly Weekend. This is also, like our convention, one of the "must do" events. While there were many classes (sorry Mark Tickle and Peggy Kittleson that I didn't make your class...) I was able to take classes from Steve Kittleson, Sue Rioux and Koji Yamami. Here's a little insight into those scopes, and how they were made! ... See MoreSee Less

Learning how to build a scope can be one of the greatest gifts for someone who loves collecting kaleidoscopes! Not only do you learn how scopes are made, in many cases, as at our convention each year, you learn to make them from and with the artist! I had an amazing opportunity to make 3 kaleidoscopes this weekend at the Nellie Bly Weekend. This is also, like our convention, one of the must do events. While there were many classes (sorry Mark Tickle and Peggy Kittleson that I didnt make your class...) I was able to take classes from Steve Kittleson, Sue Rioux and Koji Yamami. Heres a little insight into those scopes, and how they were made!

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Registration is open for the 2025 Kaleidoscope Expo in Omaha Nebraska. This years favor scope will be provided by Marc Tickle.
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An unveiling video from the 2024 Expo in Scottsdale, AZ last June is now available on the BKS web site. Take a look! Here's a link ... See MoreSee Less

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Tickets only $5

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