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We did open a bit late this year but are now open and looking forward to having you visit us. We are there from 10 until 5 daily. You will get to see professional glassworkers at work and they will be happy to answer any questions you might have. We are very family oriented so bring the kids for an education in the art of Glassblowing. You might even be treated to watching Ian, our 14 year-old son, doing a piece.
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The Alderhouse is an open studio welcoming visitors to watch as craftspeople ply the 2000 year-old art of turning molten glass into beautiful objects. We are open from 10 til 5 daily from the first of May until the end of October. |
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For a look inside the studio try our Virtual tour page. Take a look at my journal about our trip to the Land-down-under in the winter of 2001.. Or just some ramblings of some personal stuff that has happened. |
Or ifin you must use snail-mail:
611 Immonen Rd. - Lincoln City, Or. 97367
Our Phone: 1-541-996-2483