Outings: Featured Outing of the Week

Glass Fest

Glass Fest takes place in the plaza outside of the Museum of Glass in Tacoma
August 4, 2024

Saturday, August 10 from 10am to 5pm brings back the Glass Fest at the Museum of Glass Plaza in Tacoma.

This event features live glass-making demos, food vendors, music and hands-on activities PLUS free admission to the Museum of Glass.

Visitors will meet local artists and can also explore the exhibitions and installations in the Museum with FREE admission for the day.

While in the Museum’s Hot Shop, you can watch visiting artist Raven Skyriver.

Glass Fest is located at the Museum of Glass Plaza at 1801 Dock Street in Tacoma. for more information, visit https://www.museumofglass.org/glass-fest

More events can be found at Northwest Prime Time Calendar of Events

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