Classes & Workshops

Glassblowing classes and multi-week workshops

Longer classes and multi-week workshops for people who want more than a single session. The studio publishes its current schedule and prices.

Hours, prices, seasons and reservation rules change. Confirm on the official page before you go — Tacoma Trekker is an independent visitor platform.

For visitors staying longer, or locals, Tacoma Glassblowing Studio offers specialty workshops and multi-week classes alongside its short visitor sessions. Formats, dates and prices are set by the studio and change through the year — see its classes page for what is running now.

Hot glass work: the studio sets its own age, clothing and safety requirements — read them on its site before booking.

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Book it

Cost
Glass fusing workshop $65; optional add-ons $10–$15
How long
Up to 2 hours of studio time
When it runs
Pick-up about a week after your session

A reservation is required. Booking, times and prices are handled by the operator. Tacoma Trekker does not take bookings or payments.

Ask us to help you plan it

Glassblowing classes and multi-week workshops

Tell us when you're coming and we'll help you build the day around it. This is not a booking — the operator takes the reservation and the payment.

Where

Tacoma Glassblowing Studio

114 S 23rd St, Tacoma, WA 98402

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