The historic and breathtaking Pilchuck Glass School campus is located 50 miles north of Seattle in Stanwood, Washington. The 54-acre site is set within a 15,000-acre tree farm in the foothills of the Cascade Range, with spectacular views of Puget Sound.
The Pilchuck Glass School campus is located 50 miles north of Seattle in Stanwood, Washington. The campus is a serene woodland retreat where artists can focus, create and dream without boundaries. The 54-acre site is set within a 15,000-acre tree farm in the foothills of the Cascade Range, with spectacular views of Puget Sound.
Pilchuck Glass School began as a creative experiment by artists who wanted to work with glass while living as a community in a wilderness environment. This concept attracted more artists as it allowed freedom of expression, the place, and the time to experiment with glass.
The studio and shops are equipped for glassblowing, hot casting, kiln casting, coldworking, flameworking, neon, fusing, glass painting, stained glass, and printmaking and includes a wood and metal shop. Housing is warm and rustic, and most accommodations require a brief walk through fields and forests to reach the studios. Participants eat, work, and sleep on campus for the duration of the session in which they are participating.
The Pilchuck campus is an ideal setting for shared creative experiences, reflection, inspiration, and learning.
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Explore the historic and breathtaking Pilchuck Glass School Campus and learn more about our state of the art studios.
Explore the historic and breathtaking Pilchuck Glass School Campus and learn more about our state of the art studios.
During Spring Tours, visitors can view the fascinating processes of glassblowing, talk with renowned glass artists, tour Pilchuck’s studios, and learn about the rich history and future of the school.
Spring Tours take place in early May each year and tickets go on sale in February. Sign up for our mailing list to stay up to date on ticket sales.
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