Four times a year Pennsylvania glass artists along the Route 222 corridor from Lancaster to Lehigh Valley open their studios to visitors.  This site will tell you about it.

Well equipped glass blowing studio. Opened in the East Falls section of Philadelphia in Jan. 2006. Holds an Open House on the 2nd Saturday of some months.  Check the website for details.

Offers classes and studio rental along with a small gallery of works by local artists.

 Check out Jon Goldberg (the shop's owner) work.

a bit messy, but useful - contains a photographic glossary of common glass blowing terminology.

This museum is actually focused on celebrating and encouraging America's history of freedom and tolerence.

They are included as part of this tagging project because they hold a collection of over 100 pieces of art glass (intended to signify the fragility of liberty). The collection includes Dale Chihuly's 20 foot tall 'Flame of Liberty' and a 6 foot cast sculpture by Libensky and Brychtova.

One of the Liberty Museum's main supporters is the Coalition of Glass Collectors and Artists. The Coalition holds an annual weekend event, called Glass Now that includes an impressive auction of work by contemporary glass artists.

Glass blowing, fusing and flameworking studio in the Olde City neighborhood. Offers classes in multiple forms of glass work. Studio is available for rental. Takes part in First Fridays - offering demonstrations from 6 to 10 PM. Closed in August.