What a great experience the owner Duncan was the one who took us on a tour of the whole facility with amazing glass artwork things like I’ve never seen before. He also took us into where the kilns were for firing the glass and forming the glass and there were two live demonstrations of building horses in a matter of one minute or less out of molten glass, absolutely amazing. Not to mention the beautiful grounds and party area with all tropical planet vegetation. This is a must say when you’re in the area you won’t be disappointed.

I went for the first time with the Seabunnies ( my all womens dive club). Duncan gave us a personal tour. Several of our members are artists themselves. We were all very impressed not only with the amazingly beautiful glass art pieces from various artists but the beautiful tropical setting which you can actually rent for events.

Very nice gallery. Bigger than we thought. The art was amazing. Met Duncan who was very nice and informative. There is also an outside garden area with art. Plus a glass blowing shop you can visit. Very impressive all around

Thank you, Trip Advisor, for recommending this gallery! It was a wonderful way to spend an hour or so. Each piece is absolutely amazing! Easy parking, bathrooms available, and we got to meet Duncan and several other artists. The only things that could have made it better was if we were there when they were blowing the glass and I would’ve loved to buy a t-shirt so that I could advertise about their gallery! I can’t remember the lady’s name that welcomed us, but she was very friendly and informative! Stop by! You won’t be disappointed!

I love the Duncan McClellan Gallery and glass-blowing studio. I hadn't been in a few years, but went tonight for the Second Saturday Art Walk. The artist doing a demonstration was amazing. The garden was beautiful. The gallery had works by artists I recognized and artist whose works I'd never seen before. Duncan is always a gracious host and the other glassblowers are friendly and informative. The glass works are mind-blowing.

Wow! I did not know how many different types of arguments I could get into with my girlfriend with regards to this review. She said I should mention it as art glass, and I started off by saying blown glass, and to be honest, we are not experts to say the least . you can enjoy i the gallery no matter whether you know about this art form or not. Duncan was, very happy to explain a little bit about the gallery/museum. In addition, I have to send my regards to Ramon the cat. There are two other furry friends and I must apologize because I can’t recall their names. Ps use your GPS to locate and look for the flag at the end of their driveway.

There are galleries and there are galleries. Then there's Duncan McClellan Glass Gallery. Where do I begin? Do you want to look at amazing, creative works of glass art? Look no farther. You are warmly greeted by the owner, Duncan, or his sunny wife, Irene, who will offer to take you on a tour of the premises, or let you walk around on your own if that is your preference, stopping at every section, every nook, every corner, as it catches your fancy. The intricate pieces of art, the dazzling colors, the simplicity of some pieces, the complexity of others, will blow your mind. For a deeper appreciation of how art like this was born, go to the Hot Shop and watch a demonstration of glass being blown, shaped, and colored; listen in wonder as the artists explain the various processes that lead to the finished product. They have regular staff artists demonstrating this, but often there will be guest artists from all over the world taking over for two or three days. Or maybe you just want to relax in the closest thing to Paradise on Earth? There are many sofas in the outdoor section, where you can sit and reflect on the many creations the artists have shared for your sensory pleasure. If you can pull yourself out of this reverie, the Sculpture Garden awaits you. It is a garden planted by Duncan McClellan himself. About 15 years ago, on this spot there was nothing but an old warehouse and a sandy lot that God didn't know what to do with. Duncan, with his own two hands and a vision, transformed the lot into a small, thick forest of many fruit trees and bushes. He also planted sculptures throughout, as well as some glass owls and other birds whose eyes seem to follow you as you stroll their garden. It is all thick and natural, not like a manicured lawn with plants planted according to a blueprint. As if all that weren't enough, there are three guard cats that roam the gardens and keep a sharp eye out for anything amiss. They welcome gentle head scratches, quiet whispers of endearment, and lots of love.

We were greeted by Duncan himself as we walked in. He explained the gallery's teaching and supporting purposes and pointed us toward the things we were interested in. The gardens are lovely and filled with glass artwork. There are comfy sofas everywhere -and a cat! We spent almost an hour looking at the stunning pieces of glass and the beautiful jewelry while learning how some of the pieces were made. Our donation will help the gallery educate more young artists like the ones who already contribute to the gallery's installations. We'd recommend a visit - you won't be disappointed.

My family went to the gallery on a day the weather wasnt great and were blown away by the pieces on display. The artwork was beautiful and impressive in a way that had us reminiscing on the experience for days afterward. We also got to meet Duncan himself, who was very friendly and answered all our questions about the artists, the pieces, and the glass making process. Would definitely recommend!

We had a fantastic visit. We made wine glasses that were etched. We absolutely loved meeting the owners and artist of this beautiful gallery. This special spot is definitely worth a trip if you’re in the area