I doubt there is anyone in the glass community who is unfamiliar with Pilchuck Glass School located outside of Seattle, Washington. Founded by Dale Chihuly and patrons Anne and John Hauberg, its rise from experimental workshop to international glass center … Read more →
Here, at The Corning Museum of Glass, volunteers are hugely important. They help us open our doors (figuratively, and sometimes literally) every day so that we can provide a world-class experience for all of our guests. Not only can you … Read more →
April is a special time at The Corning Museum of Glass, and one of my favorites. Not just because the flowers are beginning to bloom and the leaves beginning to return, but because it is the celebration of National Volunteer … Read more →
This post comes from John Lehman, an intern in the Volunteer Services department. John is a senior at Alfred State and is majoring in Human Services Management. It’s National Volunteer Week! We often think that volunteers come to us to … Read more →