Had a wonderful time with family making glasses. Great instruction and safe. Good selection of…read moreshapes to make. Priceless experience for a good value.

Thank you Nate for a fun and informative glass blowing class! We all had a terrific time and can't…read morebelieve how beautiful our pieces came out! Highly recommend it!

Our 1 month old daughter passed away and we knew we wanted some memorial art made from her ashes…read more We found Terrapin on Google, and were happy that it was a local business. We got a little tour of the studio, they were professional, and courteous. They kept the idea of "preserving the chain of custody" very present, which was extremely important to us. We did not want to have to mail anything anywhere. The pieces we received were very nice, we got 3 suncatchers and 2 adder stone pendants. Very impressed with the quality, the glass is very dense and heavy it feels good. I'd recommend this business to anyone looking for custom glass art and a respectful, local business for memorial art services. We are VERY happy with what we got, but if I had to give any feedback to this business it would be: Picking up the finished products was a bit of a let down. We had to make an appointment and they left the glass outside in a lockbox. An old COVID era policy. It would have been nice to actually thank them for the work, as this was a very emotional, connected process for us. We had to make appointments to drop off, and pick up. And to be honest my wife didn't love the idea of "our daughter being left in a box outside". I'm really not trying to sound overly critical, I just want the business to know this is our feedback on the matter. Overall we TOTALLY RECOMMEND this business. The finished products are really nice, and the quality is really something that's offered us a lot in the way of being able to continue to love and hold our daughter. I'd give the products a 5/5 based on everything, but I'm gunna give them a 4/5 overall because of the dated policies.

My hubs and I signed up for an icicle class with ZERO glass experience and we had a great…read moreexperience! Kristina was so clear with her instructions and so helpful with her tips- the hour flew by! This may have unlocked a new hobby and we will definitely be returning for another class in the future!

What fun! Located in an old church, Greenwood Glass Studio offers various items on display for…read moresale in the upstairs showroom. Downstairs you'll find the furnaces for shaping your project. Philip Greenwood goes over safety procedures and proper technique. He helps you every step of the way to assure you pull end up with a beautiful glass paperweight. You choose your colors, pick from a few designs and get busy. About 20 minutes later you're done. Then Peter takes the vet and properly cools the glass and polishes the base. Just understand you don't leave with the finished product. You need to come back the next day to pick up your masterpiece. I'm sure Peter will mail it to you if nece$$ary. Also note this is not a walk in experience. You need to call ahead and make a reservation. Peter has a couple of sweet dogs on the premises, so if you have a fear of dogs be forewarned. For about $48 you have a one of a kind experience and something you can be proud to display. Peter is kind. Patient. Friendly. And extremely gifted. If you can't tell, this is a highly recommended adventure!!

This review is long overdue. I came here months ago on a Sunday morning with my Fiancé, sister,…read morebrother-in-law, and best friend. The building itself is very cool (historic church) and the upper level displays various beautiful artworks of glass, metal and wood. I opted to make a glass flower, while my Fiancé made a paperweight. The process of creating our pieces was performed smoothly, as the owner Peter was super helpful and gave clear instructions - if there was any trouble or questions, he reacted promptly. In all, I really enjoyed my experience here and would love to revisit to create another piece to add to my decor.

We arrived at Ozzie's just after 10am the owner pulled up right after we did, was worth the 3 min…read morewait. Ozzie is very personable explained his pieces & any other questions we had. he has a huge selection of items he designs. Some items seem pricey but then again each item is an original, there maybe several of the same style but they are all different.

Beautiful glass, Ozzie is passionate about his work, educator, uniquely original & different. Worth…read morea visit.

Taken a few people for some classes here. My mom and few friends. Like this glass center more than…read moreothers around town. Super friendly staff also. The space is big

I took my mother here for her birthday. We did the girls night out class. We had Jesse and Sam…read more Bother were FANTASTIC & very knowledgeable about this art medium. We also had the pleasure of meeting the owner, who was so nice as well! They had refreshments out, and also a beautiful view of the river! In addition, this is a size inclusive activity, but it is hands on, so do be ready to sit and stand and hold/grasp, during the process. We will definitely be back!

Had a great experience at Gather! The class was four people and we each made out pieces with the…read moreinstructors help. It was cool to see other make pieces that were different to what we were making and the process behind that. You do have to wait a day to pick up your pieces, but they do also ship and hold pieces for around 30-40 days. The drinking glasses my partner and I made turned out great! Definitely a great value and would recommend!

Scheduled a class while we were in town, and it was SO fun. Scheduling and paying were a breeze…read moreonline. Day of, we found easy parking on the street in back of the shop, so try there first. I love that the class was limited to 4 people and we had two instructors. We felt completely safe at all times. Ian and Ben were funny and instructive, with very easy, straightforward directions. It was a perfect first exposure to glass blowing, and we'd love to return! We chose the ornament-making, as it's a simple, easier process for first-timers. They turned out gorgeous! The class was about an hour, and we felt the cost of the lesson and ornament were a good value! I highly recommended this experience at Gather Glass. *The glass item you make is outrageously hot, and needs to cool significantly. You pick up your piece the next day at the same place. *Check out the other Gather experiences on there !

My daughter and I took part in a glass blowing lesson presented by Jennifer and David. We had an…read moreamazing experience! Jennifer and David patiently explained every detail of the process prior tom and then during the handling the molten glass. Their explanation and guidance provided a high level of comfort when it came time to work with the glass! Jennifer and David are passionate about their work and proudly display their work and are eager to answer any questions we had about working with glass and producing their masterpieces! We were extremely happy with the lesson and the pieces we created! It was definitely the highlight of our vacation in Jamestown and highly recommend a visit to Clancy Designs!!

Was able to get a same day lesson to make ornaments for a group of 4 people. We got to pick…read morewhatever color we wanted and we're given an in-depth lesson on what we would be doing, we made the ornament from start to finish with their help. The designs in the studio were beautiful and we are excited to see the final pieces ! 10/10 Definitely recommend a stop here for a lesson!

Suppose if you rent the place out, this is the business but for classes, not so much. Everyone…read morewho's rented or who's a resident seemed to be very happy. We did two classes so far, neither teacher was great. The glass blowing class was super hands-off. We only got to actually manipulate the glass 3 times for the cost we paid. The flameworking class was better, but we moved too fast and I don't think I took away any skills outside of just having a generic overview of it. If I went back tomorrow, I probably will have forgotten anything I got from it last weekend.

Recently several friends and I signed up for Friday Night Fun with Glass Blowing: Saint Paddy's…read moreBeer Glass with the Worcester Center for Crafts/New Street GlassWorks. Both the Center for Crafts and New Street GlassWorks are affiliated with Worcester State University. The New Street GlassWorks is equipped with a glass furnace that keeps 400 pounds of clear glass melted and ready for instant red-hot use. Three "glory holes" are cranked up as needed for glassblowers making use of the hot shop. There's also a cold shop, a mold shop, a flat shop, six rental studios and a flame working studio. The cost for our class was very reasonable (about 80$) and it was a fun way to spend a Friday night with friends. Our instructors were Caitlin , Emory and Ian. After a quick safety lesson, description of the tools and equipment, Caitlin got to work demonstrating what we would soon be doing ourselves. They regularly reminded us about safety because of how easy it is to get burned. If you are not careful with molten glass heated to about 2000 it isn't hard to see how you could get burned given how closely you are while were working with the materials. We had two options; we could make a colored beer stein with a handle or we could make a clear beer stein with a green shamrock. I decided on the clear beer stein since I didn't want a handle and I thought it would be cooler to have a clear glass to see my beer in. I went first and I was paired with Emory as my instructor and assistant. Emory had a great personality and immediately put me at ease. He made the process both fun and informative. I am absolutely going to take another class here and can't wait for my next experience.