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  • Tara Marsh
  • Tropical Iceberg Glass
  • Virginia Wilson Toccalino
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  • Valentines Day

MEET THE ARTISTS

Andrew Kuntz

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Karli Sears

Carol Nesbitt

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Masaru Honami

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Skytree Smith

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Tara Marsh

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Tropical Iceberg Glass
Alyssa Getz and Tom Cudmore

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Virginia Wilson Toccalino

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  • Glen Williams Glass welcomes you.

Visit us, see the glass blowers at work!
We are open
Wednesday through Sunday 12 - 5
We will be open
Monday February 13 and Tuesday February 14 12 - 5
​for your Valentines day shopping needs! 





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Shop Online for your Special Gifts.
Some of our artists have online shops, see below for their contact information. Thank you for supporting Glen Williams Glass online.
See below to make a purchase from our artists online​


Carol Nesbitt, email  -  carolnesbitt@hotmail.ca
Masaru Honami, Honami Studio at Etsy.com
Skytree Smith, email  -   skytreesmith@gmail.com
Tara Marsh, Tara Marsh Glass.com
Tropical Iceberg, Tropical Iceberg Glass.com
Virginia Wilson Toccalino,  VWTGlass.ca
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Andrew Kuntz.  email  -  andykuntz@hotmail.com


Glen Williams Glass is a collective studio made up of eight independent glass artists and is part of The Williams Mill. The diversity of experiences and interests of its individual members fosters a creative and experimental environment. Glen Williams Glass is open daily, and welcomes visitors to observe the glassblowing process and enquire about the various techniques and styles of its eight members.

The studio was founded in 1995 by Andrew Kuntz, Glass faculty member at Sheridan College, and Carol Nesbitt, Camilla Willings, Michelle Miller, Megan Kenny and Jennifer Tarrant; graduates of the program. The studio continues to maintain strong ties to the college. Many of the current members are graduates of Sheridan’s Craft and Design program, and have also sought additional education through courses and workshops at the Studio at Corning Museum of Glass, Pilchuck Glass School, and at Fleming College’s Haliburton School of the Arts. Works made by the artists are exhibited and collected both locally and internationally in public venues and private collections.

In addition to its function as a co-operative, Glen Williams Glass regularly welcomes non-members to the studio. Qualified glassblowers are able to rent the facilities, and each year the studio members award a Summer Scholarship Program to a Sheridan College student.





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Glen Williams Glass
515 Main Street, Unit 2
Glen Williams, ON L7G 3S9

glenwilliamsglass@gmail.com
905-873-4092

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