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Upcoming shows for Tide’s Porch

MAY 2024

Dunedin, FL Location: Pioneer Park in Downtown Dunedin on Main Street Saturday: May 18th 9:00-2:00

JUNE 2024

Sarasota, FL Location: 5 Points Park, on Central and First Street Saturday& Sunday: June 8th-9th 10:00-4:00

Venice, FL Location: Miami Avenue in Downtown Venice Saturday & Sunday: June 15th-16th 10:00-4:00

Savannah, GA Location: 23 E River St. Savannah, GA 31401 Friday & Saturday, June 28th-29th 10:00-6:00

Sunday, June 30th 10:00-4:00

JULY 2024

St. Simons Island, GA Location: 530 Beachview Dr. St. Simons, GA 31522 Thursday, Friday, Saturday: July 4th-6th 10:00-4:00

Sunday, July 7th 10-4:00

Tarpon Springs, FL Location: The Sponge Docks Saturday & Sunday: July 13th-14th 10:00-7:00; 10:00-5:00

Savannah, GA Location: 23 E River St. Savannah, GA 31401 Friday & Saturday, July 25th-26th 10:00-6:00

Sunday, July 27th 10:00-4:00

Crushed sea glass in a variety of blue hues combined with seashells to give your home a coastal vibe.

All pieces of art are created on glass. The glass is glued into the frame, the decoration is laid, and the resin is poured. After the resin has been poured, it must cure for at least 24-36 hours. Each piece is a unique creation; however, requests for duplicates are always welcome! They, too, will be unique as no work of art is ever identical!

Sea glass is glass that has been tossed by the ocean, lake, or river and broken down into smaller pieces. The glass is tumbled and smoothed by the water, sand, and rocks, This process can take 20–40 years, or even 100–200 years! The sea glass comes in a variety of sizes, shapes, and colors.

Sea Glass LED Night Lights

These night lights are all LED (no light bulb needed!). The designs come in a variety of fashions ranging from showing the love for your dog to simply flamazing flamingos to catchy beach phrases that just make you laugh! All lights can be customized to your preference upon requests. You may also choose from the designs seen on the site. They have approximately 30,000+ hours of light.