Portland Area Pacific NW Glass Guild Open Studios

Glass artists open their studios free to the public to demonstrate their art making processes and offer their art for sale.
About this Event

Experience the beauty, creativity, and craftsmanship of glass art during the Pacific NW Glass Guild Open Studios Glass Art Tour, taking place September 19–20, 2026, at multiple artist studios throughout the greater Portland metropolitan area. See the most up-to-date list of participating artists and studio locations here: Open Studios Glass Art Tour (Portland) | Pacific Northwest Glass Guild

This free, self-guided event invites the public to step inside the working studios of eleven talented regional glass artists at six locations and explore a remarkable variety of glass art forms. Visitors will have the opportunity to view and purchase original artwork, meet the artists, and gain insight into the creative processes behind their work. Many participating artists will offer demonstrations and educational presentations, providing a rare behind-the-scenes look at techniques such as stained glass, fused glass, torchwork (lampworking), mosaics, and kiln-formed glass art. The Pacific NW Glass Guild's Open Studios events traditionally feature artist demonstrations and opportunities for visitors to learn about the many ways glass can be transformed into fine art.

Six locations are featured:

1. Suzanne Tyler Art - 16541 NW Avondale Dr, Beaverton - Guest Artist LuDell Parrett
2. Rosalind Cooper - 14795 SW Kilchis St, Beaverton
3. Linda Gerrard - 8400 SW Maverick Ter, Beaverton - Guest Artist Dianne Muhly
4. Carlyne Lynch - 6890 Molalla Bend Rd, Wilsonville - Guest Artists Greta Schneider and Daryle Ryder
5. Barbara Kienle - 4331 SE Brooklyn St, Portland
6. Lyn Kennison - 6644 NE 22nd Ave, Portland - Guest Artists Lesley Kelly and Linda Roman

Whether you are an art collector, a glass enthusiast, or simply curious about the medium, the tour offers a unique opportunity to discover the diversity of contemporary glass art, ask questions, and connect directly with the artists who create it. From vibrant wall art and sculptural works to jewelry, decorative pieces, and functional art, visitors will experience the extraordinary versatility of glass while supporting local artists and studios throughout the Portland area.

Come explore, learn, and be inspired by the region's thriving glass art community during this one-of-a-kind weekend celebration of glass.