

Join us for a gentle walking tour of Pilchuck Glass School’s core campus including our state-of-the-art studios and enjoy live glass making demonstrations by renowned glass artists. Learn about the school’s founding, evolution and the glassmaking practices that define Pilchuck’s mission and legacy. Pastries, coffee and tea included in the tour experience. For guests interested in a low to moderate walk.
Lunch is not provided during this tour.

Enjoy a guided hike to Inspiration Point with sweeping views of Puget Sound paired with stories of the school’s history and impact on the studio glass movement. Start by touring Pilchuck’s state-of-the-art studios and watching live glassmaking demonstrations. Then hit the trail to explore the outer reaches of campus, historic buildings and installations like the Trojan Horse before reaching the scenic vista at Inspiration Point. For guests interested in a moderately challenging hike on uneven terrain.
This tour is better suited for active persons without mobility limitations. Lunch is not provided during this tour.

Join us for a guided tour of campus exploring the school’s history, studios, historic Treehouse and Totem Pole and the glass techniques taught and practiced today. Following your tour, we invite you to watch live glassmaking demonstrations. For guests interested in a moderate walk.
Lunch is not provided during this tour.

Join us for a guided tour of campus exploring the school’s history, studios, historic Treehouse and Totem Pole and the glass techniques taught and practiced today. Following your tour, we invite you to watch live glassmaking demonstrations. Then settle in for a unique experience featuring live music in the magical setting of Pilchuck’s campus.
You are encouraged to bring a picnic and blanket to enjoy during the Concert.

Enhance your special evening by adding a bottle of wine and a pair of unique, handblown goblets created by one of our demonstrating artists.
Note: All glassware is handblown and one of a kind. The goblets you receive may vary in color and shape.
Due to the nature and landscape of our campus, much of the property is not ADA accessible. Each tour will require navigating some degree of uneven ground and stairs. Please contact Carson Thomas at cthomas@pilchuck.org if you have any questions.
Unfortunately, Pilchuck does not offer refunds for this event. If you would like to convert your refund to a tax deductible donation to Pilchuck Glass School, minus the Eventbrite processing fees, please contact cthomas@pilchuck.org.
Yes! We have numerous events throughout the year. In addition to Pilchuck's Annual Auction & Gala, taking place on October 17, 2026, at Fremont Studios in Seattle, we also have our Design Conference coming up on August 14 - 16, and Light the Forest, a neon installation tour on Pilchuck's campus in November.
Take a look at the Events tab in the main menu to see all of what we have coming up this year. We hope to see you!
Pilchuck Glass School allows individuals with disabilities to bring service animals, defined as dogs or miniature horses trained to perform specific tasks related to their disability, to all areas where the owner is permitted, with some exceptions like food preparation areas or hazardous sites. Therapy animals, providing emotional support, are not considered service animals under this policy. Service animal owners must keep their animals under control, clean up after them, and comply with local laws. Service animals may be removed if they pose a risk or disrupt activities, but owners can return without the animal and seek accommodations. For additional questions or assistance, please contact Carson Thomas at cthomas@pilchuck.org.
Spring Tours will take place rain or shine.