Museum of Glass
Museum of Glass, in the heart of downtown Tacoma, offers live glassblowing demonstrations, dynamic exhibitions, and make your own glass experiences.
Plan Your Visit — Museum of Glass
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About the Museum — Museum of Glass
Located in Tacoma, Washington, Museum of Glass is a premier contemporary art museum dedicated to glass and glassmaking in the West Coast’s largest and most active museum glass studio. The Museum has established a reputation for hosting impactful and engaging artist residencies, organizing and exhibiting nationally traveling exhibitions, and ...
On View and Upcoming — Museum of Glass
Museum of Glass has displayed over 140 exhibitions since 2002, featuring glass art pioneers such as Dale Chihuly, Lino Tagliapietra, and Preston Singletary. Explore the Archive → Traveling Exhibitions
Calendar of Events — Museum of Glass
Museum of Glass. 1801 Dock Street, Tacoma, WA 98402. 253.284.4750 [email protected]. CURRENT HOURS. Wednesday — Sunday 10am — 5pm
Workshops - Museum of Glass
The Education Studio at Museum of Glass invites visitors to create their own art with a variety of hands-on workshops inspired by the Museum’s current exhibitions, the season, events, and more. Crafts and activities range from glassmaking and fusing to sketching and painting.
The Hot Shop - Museum of Glass
Watch contemporary glass history in the making as our Hot Shop Team, in collaboration with Visiting Artists, demonstrate the fascinating process of creating works of art from molten glass.
Directions and Parking — Museum of Glass
Museum of Glass. 1801 Dock Street, Tacoma, WA 98402. 253.284.4750 [email protected]. CURRENT HOURS. Wednesday — Sunday 10am — 5pm
Private Events - Museum of Glass
Located on the Thea Foss Waterway in downtown Tacoma, the Museum offers multiple spaces, both indoor and outdoor, as well as private access to the Museum’s galleries, creating an ideal setting for an unforgettable event.
Making of Museum of Glass — Museum of Glass
This proved to be a practical shift as Tacoma met its goal of recognizing its native son with the spectacular Chihuly Bridge of Glass, and the Museum was able to broaden its appeal by honoring international artists.