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SGAA & SAMA 2023 Conference: Forging New Paths
It’s another momentous year for SGAA & SAMA - it is our second joint conference working together ! We are going to Light Up Buffalo!
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Hyatt Regency Buffalo / Hotel And Conference Center 2 Fountain Plaza Buffalo, NY 14202
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SGAA & SAMA 2023 Conference: Forging New Paths
September 27 - October 1, 2023 in Buffalo, NY
Hyatt Regency Buffalo Hotel and Conference Center
Two Fountain Plaza, Buffalo, New York, United States, 14202
Book your Room Now! Last Day to Book: September 8, 2023 or until block is full
It’s another momentous year for SGAA & SAMA - it is our second joint conference working together and it is the 120th anniversary of the Stained Glass Association of America. We could not be more excited to be planning this event right here in our headquarters city of Buffalo, NY, USA.
Pre-Registration - Open NOW!
Early SGAA & SAMA Member Registration $ 365.00
Early Non-Member Registration $ 395.00
Includes featured presentations, access to workshop registration, the vendor marketplace, networking and award events, art salon, mosaic marathon, sponsor swag bag, and more!
Workshops & Classes - Posted February 24th, Registration Opens Monday, March 6, 2023 (opens at 12pm Eastern).
On February 24th, we will be posting conference workshop listings on both the SGAA and SAMA websites. Registration opens for workshops, Monday, March 6, 2023 at 12pm EST, giving all attendees a chance to plan. Workshop availability will be limited and available for SGAA & SAMA Members who are also registering for the conference only through June 30, 2023!
All Workshops are optional and in addition to conference registration. Some will be held at the Hyatt Regency Buffalo Hotel, some will be offsite.
Read descriptions carefully once posted!
Exhibition
There will be a juried exhibition! Adjoined 2023 will be a juried exhibition of original Mosaic Art, Stained Glass and Architectural Art presented by the Stained Glass Association of America and the Society of American Mosaic Artists held in conjunction with our joint conference, in Buffalo, NY. This will be presented in a public space for a period of several weeks and we will celebrate the work and artists during our Buffalo Conference. The exhibition prospectus and Call for Entry details will be published in early March, 2023, but don’t wait, get to the Studio! Finish your projects and get them photographed in their best light so you are ready!
Bus Tours & Other Events
Pre- and Post-conference bus tours and other add-on conference events will also be posted on February 24th, 2023 for registration.
Registration opens for tours & other events, Monday, March 6, 2023 at 12pm EST and will be limited and available for SGAA & SAMA Members who are also registering for the conference only through June 30, 2023!
Please review the updated Communicable Disease and Cancellation/Refund Policies for 2023.
Calendar (Updated 2/17/23)
February 1, 2023 – March 10, 2023
Early Member Registration $ 365.00
Early Non Member Registration $ 395.00
Monday, February 20, 2023
Vendor Marketplace and Sponsor Kit Available
Friday, February 24, 2023
Workshop and Tour Details Posted
General Conference Schedule Posted
Art Salon Guidelines Posted
Monday, March 6, 2023 (opens at 12pm Eastern)
General Session Content posted
Workshop & Tour and Art Salon Registration Opening
March 11- June 30, 2023
General Registration – Members $ 415.00
General Registration – Non Members $ 465.00
July 1- September 24, 2023
Late Registration (Member + Non) $ 500.00
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About the organizer
For more than 100 years, The Stained Glass Association of America’s annual summer conference has served a vital role in the industry, bringing together artists and studios from across the country to exchange ideas and perspectives. This year’s national conference marks the beginning of our partnership with the Society of American Mosaic Artists. By partnering with SAMA’s 20- year legacy of inspiring, educating and promoting excellence in mosaic arts, SGAA and SAMA are setting the stage for an expansion of opportunity for artists, historians, manufacturers, architects, designers and preservationists in both membership communities.