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The Glass Float Project was created by Eben Horton to promote the beauty of Block Island and to give visitors to the island a wonderful healthy activity to do while they are visiting for the day or for extended visits. Hundreds of glass balls (similar to the glass net floats used by Japanese fishermen) are made at Eben’s Studio in Wakefield, RI and are randomly hidden across the Island. Some are hidden along the beaches of the island and some are carefully placed along the island’s miles of Greenway Trails that are maintained by the Nature Conservancy. The rules are simple.. If you find one, Keep it!! If you find another, please leave it so that someone else can find it. We ask that if you find one, please register your find with the Block Island Tourism Council on their website. http://www.blockislandinfo.com/glass-float-project/ Registering your float helps us keep track of how many floats are out ‘in the wild’.
Funding for the Glass Float Project was made possible by the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts ( RISCA) and donations by Local Block Island Businesses. |
Found a float?!?!?
Register it here By registering your float, you help us keep track of the ones that are still 'out there'. It only takes a minute. Want to donate to help the project keep going? Please consider donating. Donating helps the project keep going and donations over $50 will allow you access to a private Facebook group page where photos and clues will be shared often. |
