February 2022
Contemporary Gallery: McDermott Glass Studio
David McDermott begins and ends most conversations with :”I’m the luckiest human on the planet!”. A Cape Cod native, McDermott may be lucky, but his success as an artist working with glass Is hard won, following years of focused training. David was raised in Sagamore and Sandwich, and declined a scholarship to the prestigious Pratt Institute of New York, instead taking a job as an apprentice engraver at Pairpoint Glassworks in Sandwich when he was eighteen years old. Like many…
Find out more »July 2022
Special Exhibit: Innovators in Glass
Featuring works by leading innovators in contemporary glass art today, this exhibition showcases works created with a variety of techniques, including the use of neon, plasma, digitization, as well as unique visions and perspectives on glass as sculptural medium. The contemporary works featured in this exhibition look to the future of glass as an expressive medium, while honoring their roots in classic techniques.
Find out more »October 2022
11th Annual PumpkinFest
Please join us for this fun outdoor show/sale event. Glass Pumpkins and seasonally themed glass items will delight all who attend. This outdoor event is free to view. Touring the museum indoors is seperate and requires paid admission. Rain Date is October 23rd
Find out more »November 2022
13th Annual Glassblowers’ Christmas
13th Annual Glassblowers’ Christmas: It’s the most wonderful time of the year. Featuring the hand-blown glass of Cape Cod artists beautifully displayed on our forest of Christmas trees, you are certain to find the perfect ornament for this holiday season. This is an indoor show/sale that is free to view. Touring the Glass Museum is a seperate admission.
Find out more »Special Exhibit: Light Up the World
Throughout history, human beings have found ways to bring light and physiological warmth into their lives during the darkest times of the year. "Light Up the World" celebrates the utilitarian and artistic translations of these traditions, through both historical and contemporary glass objects.
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