From the first look, the museum appeared to be a small establishment. To my amazement, the museum contained tons of artifacts and numerous gallery halls. We spend almost 3 hours total. Entrance fee is $5, a movie show runs on the hour, and a live-demo of glass making. The demonstrator was amazing! She makes it so easy, it was an... more

If you love glass, this is a must-see. The museum's collection of glass is extensive, beautifully displayed, and well-documented. That said, we were not impressed with the multi-media presentation offered in the auditorium. We were hoping for a concise history of Sandwich Glass. It was not. Instead, it was a story of the era leading up to the opening of... more

We were pleasantly surprised by the Glass Museum both by its interesting exhibits and by its size. We especially liked the multi-media portions of the museum which are very done. The glass blowing demonstration was also very informative and entertaining. The artist even called up a volunteer during her work to help with pressing some glass, who got to take... more

As a tour operator and guide, I understand that not everybody likes museums. However, I will tell you all that the Sandwich Glass Museum has done a very good job of introducing its visitors to the world of glass and glass making in a rather painless way. Most people are going to enjoy this place. Celebrating its fiftieth year, the... more

This Museum is a must see. My husband and I went for the first time seven or eight years ago, and we have been hooked ever since. We became members in 2000 and go several times a year. more

This past weekend my mother(retired teacher), my daughter(5) and myself(designer) had the pleasure of visiting the museum. The museum visit truly exceeded our expectations. We loved the combination of multimedia, 'live', interactive and passive reflection areas in the museum. The staff was outstanding! Particularly the insightful woman at the front desk who handed my little girl a 'scavenger map' and... more

They have a sophisticated video to welcome you to the museum, and many pieces of glass on display. The history was interesting, but seeing Don (I believe thats his name) do the glass blowing demonstration to make a vase and a swan was captivating. more