Stourbridge in the West Midlands has been making the finest crystal and glassware for 400 years. The International Festival of Glass celebrates this incredible heritage together with the dynamic, contemporary glassmaking scene which exists today.

The Festival attracts artists from around the world and visitors to the public Glass Festival (24 – 27 August) can enjoy a wealth of open studios, glass fairs, exhibitions, workshops, talks and demonstrations.

Entry to many of the Festival venues is free, although charges for activities may apply. Ruskin Glass Centre entrance fee: £14.50 four day pass, £5 adult day pass, £1 child day pass (24 – 27 August only).

Main venue:
Ruskin Glass Centre

Other venues include: Red House Glass Cone, Broadfield House Glass Museum, Bodenham Arboretum, Wolverhampton University

Visit the Festival website here.