It would be near impossible to enter through the doors and not walk away without purchasing some piece of hand blown glass, jewelry or art. We certainly did not. Prices are more than reasonable and the most difficult part is choosing which piece to take home with you. We also also enjoyed watching one of the artists create a small vase. This is a must do for almost anyone visiting the immediate area.

This place is located on a beautiful Main St ~ many little shops, galleries', and restaurants on a great strip. Beach Glass store holds it's own and is a complete stand out ~ you can see the experience (if your lucky) of them making they master pieces and able to shop a range of products. Glasses, cups, plates, décor, jewelry, vases, kitchen wear, animals, globes, marble, sea glass, and unique interesting pieces everywhere. Parking on the street is free.

Just a huge variation in glass pieces as well as a live hot shop. A wonderful place to visit to just experience glass blowing in action, if things are happening, and to look at a host of pieces. I ended up buying a piece by Josh Simpson, who is a seriously good glass blower. His piece was kinda looked like a meteor with some celestial objects embedded in the crystal part. Turns out his wife was a retired NASA astronaut, who flew on the shuttle and did 150 days on the ISS. I real story and beautiful piece. I spent alot of time talking with both owners discussing the various artists and pieces. Was really fun.

This is a very cool place to see. The glass inside this store is amazing. And you can also see them at work blowing glass for future projects. Always worth 20 or 30 minutes when in Beacon

Amazing selection of glass works and other art. We purchased a beautiful vase, soap dish and marbles. Yes, marbles. Love the glow in the dark marbles. Great customer service. We will return for more when we ate in town.

The second floor houses a wonderful art gallery with great rotating shows, mostly sculpture with some wall art. Quite different from the rest of the shop, these are guest artists. Always a good show.

We went to Hudson Beach Glass for the first time last weekend. We had a few time slots scheduled for the Make Your Own Ornament event. I had my senior parents make an ornament and I had my teenagers make an ornament. All four of them loved it. Even my teenagers, who had originally not been too excited to go there, loved it and said they would love to go back. The whole glass blowing process is truly amazing and fun to watch. it is even more amazing when you get to participate in it. I thought the $30 to make an ornament was very reasonable -- especially after I saw all that went into it. The items in the store are works of art in themselves and worth a visit just to browse the selection. The studio is in an old firehouse and is located on the main street of Beacon. It is fun to stroll the main street before/after Hudson Beach Glass for a cup of coffee, bakery, chocolate candy shop, cheese shop, vinegar store, etc. You can really plan a fun day starting with a visit to Hudson Beach Glass. We will definitely be back!

First off the Hudson Beach Glass is housed in an old firehouse on the main street of Beacon and they have done a wonderful job with the renovation being able to showcase all their beautiful items. There were a lot of items in blown or spun glass and there was sea glass itself available for sale. There were all sorts of vases and ash trays of all colors and they are now just getting all the items out for Christmas. On the second floor, they were having a gallery opening with a kite display. Since it was Second Saturday in Beacon, all the galleries were open late and all had small receptions.

Find parking in a general lot and start exploring the area. Shops and restaurants on Main St., but the glass shop is the star. They were making some pieces while we were there but a wide selection of gifts to choose from.

The items for sale were beautiful and nicely displayed. Many ornaments already on display. Grest place if you neec a gift, but pricey.