Glen Williams Glass
515 Main Street, Studio 2 L7G 3S9 Georgetown, ON, Canada

We are currently closed to walk in customers to conform to province wide shut down. Curbside pick up is available. See artist posts below for information on how to order.

We are open Easter Weekend Good Friday, Saturday and Easter Sunday 12 - 5. Come out and visit the inviting Hamlet of Glen Williams. http://www.glenwilliamsglass.com/

Support your local artist. Shop local. Come see the glassblowers work their magic at Glen Williams Glass at the Williams Mill Creative Arts Centre. We have many unique solutions for your gift giving needs. Do a day trip, call in advance to see if the glassblowers are working that day! We are open Wed. through Sunday 12 -5 or by appointment. For more information http://www.glenwilliamsglass.com/

Glen Williams Glass, Glass Blowing Co-op is now open Wednesday through Sunday weekly from 12 am - 5pm. Our large gallery complies with Social Distancing and Covid 19 protocols to keep you safe. Come visit us at the Williams Mill Visual Arts Centre. Day trip on out to the Hamlet of Glen Williams ON. For more information http://www.glenwilliamsglass.com/

Share the love! Shop Online for your Valentine Gifting. Some of our artists have online shops, see below for their contact information. Thank you for supporting Glen Williams Glass online during lockdown. Tropical Iceberg Glass online shop https://www.tropicalicebergglass.com/ Skytree Smith contact directly via email... [email protected] Tara Marsh online shop https://taramarshglass.com/ See more

Meet the Artist Virginia Wilson Toccalino's passion with glass began about 1984 when she began making stained glass panels and lamps. Her interest evolved into stage sandblasting techniques to decorate glass. A desire to enhance her skills by learning to cut and engrave crystal led her to a class at the Sheridan College. While there she was captivated by the glassblowing studio which led her to enroll in the 3 year glass program. Her infatuation with the Venetian glass maki...ng techniques in her creation of filigrana and murrini glass rods have led her to combine furnace working techniques with lamp working, resulting in the creation of her uniquely styled complex murrini and very detailed blown and cut, art glass beads and blown objects. She has received many awards, scholarships and grants for her work. Virginia’s glass has been exhibited widely in both juried and invitation only exhibitions across Canada and the United States. Her work is represented in private and public collections throughout North America and abroad. Most notably, selections of her work are housed at the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) in Toronto, Canada and the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C. To purchase the items below go to https://vwtglass.ca See more

Meet the Artist Tara Marsh was born and raised in rural Ontario, instilling in her a love for the outdoors and nature. Her success in the Sheridan Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, Art Fundamentals program encouraged her curiosity in the exploration of a new art form in the Glass Studio. After completing three years in the glass program at Sheridan College in 2004 Tara began at a co-operative studio called Glen Williams Glass. Her studio allows her to continue cr...eating in this challenging medium, along with six other professional glass artists. Her work ranges from functional blown vases to decorative garden art and intricate flame worked glass Her attention to detail and her love of experimenting show love of her chosen art material. To purchase go to https://taramarshglass.com/

Meet the Artist Skytree Smith: Molten glass has a mind of its own. It knows exactly what it wants to do fall to the ground. It has a very focused determination for that! If I can control that, then glass becomes the most versatile and unique medium I’ve ever worked with. I love being in the hot shop; it’s where I feel the most at peace and I can be mesmerised by the glow and growl of the glory hole. To start with something as basic as molten glass, unruly as it can be, and finish with a beautiful form or vessel still inspires awe. It’s ironic that for me, the finished product is often a tactile experience, but while forming that product my hands never actually touch it. To purchase the items below please email [email protected].

Meet the Artist Carol Nesbitt is a glass design artist who creates original and functional designs, along with one-of-a-kind sculptural pieces. Her pieces continue to be inspired by nature and the beauty that surrounds us every day. Carol loves the fluidity of glass and the endless possibilities this material possesses. Her appreciation of glass comes out intuitively during the "hot process" when she creates a variety of organic forms, patterns and colours. Surface texture an...d interior optics are given special attention with each piece she produces. Carol studied glassblowing at Sheridan College's School of Craft and Design, followed by a one-year independent study program. Her work has been shown in exhibitions and galleries across Canada and the U.S.A., and in private collections in London, Ireland, U.S.A. and Canada. Carol is the recipient of such awards as the 1994 Oakville Arts Council Mayor's Awards, and an Ontario Art Council grant awarded through juried selection in 1996 See more