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If you are familiar with our annual Pinecone Pathways Program, you know how passionate people can be about finding one of the glass treasures. All of the pinecones in the program are handmade by glassmakers from Starworks in Star, NC in neighboring Montgomery County.The director of glass at Starworks is Joe Grant, who arrived in our area almost 20 years ago from Illinois. Three years ago, the CVB approached Joe about creating these beautiful glass pinecones, sparking not just a regional collaboration but a viral sensation. Now, every year, dedicated “coneheads” travel from as many as six states to explore Moore County trails, hoping to find a pinecone to cherish forever.In this episode of Paradise in the Pines, Grant talks about what Starworks is all about, how their residency program welcomes artists from around the world, their fun annual events and how much they enjoy making the glass pinecones that everyone loves to search for in Moore County.
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