This museum is worth a visit if you are interested in art glass. There is a small gallery of work and a series of movies on glass artists. The main focus is the hot glass theater where glass artists demonstrate how glass art pieces are...More

If you have the time it is worth the visit. The live demo was very intriguing to watch. The glass bridge is a must and it is free.

Besides their permanent collections, the museum exhibits change periodically and feature different themes, eras or collections from particular artists, some historical and some from rising stars in glass art. Our visit in early August of this year we saw new pieces that were beautiful and...More

amazing time, my wife did not want to leave, watched team try a new design for 2 hours, could have watched for another 2

The hot shop is a first hand look at glass artists in action; great seating and overhead screens afford everyone a good view. Since the exhibits change periodically, you can go back several times and always see something new. We always take our visitors here...More

During our visit, the Museum of Glass was in between exhibitions and only had limited glass on display. The glass blowing demonstration was definitely the highlight but suffered from poor narration so it was hard to understand what the artist was doing. The movies about...More

The Museum of Glass is centrally located and worth a visit. However, given that you walk over an amazing Chihuly Bridge of Glass to get there, the expectation is pretty high of what will be inside. The pieces are beautiful and interesting, but didn't know...More

Put this on your bucket list. Not quite up to par as the Seattle's "glass & garden", but it is an amazing exhibit. One gallery was closed, but the one with "into the deep" exhibit was breathtaking. The "kids glass" was inspiring. And if you...More

I'd heard about this place for years and finally took the time to come and see it. I'm glad I did! Aside from the disappointment that they had two exhibit halls closed (between exhibits), it was a fun and fascinating day wandering through the exhibits...More

Walked through in under 15 minutes and could not be more underwhelmed. My advice... avoid. Also note it's about 95 degrees in here with no air circulation.