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Moved to a new location.
Greenwood Glass has moved
into the Historic Union Church in Riverton Connecticut. Studio and gallery
are now open.
The Studio & Gallery are open Tuesday
to Saturday 9 to 5
Please
call to confirm visiting times.
I am in and out often.
Thank You
Glass Blowing Demonstrations
are available for tour groups.
Optional package deals include a one hour demonstration with a lecture
on the history of glass making. Lunch in a local restaurant in town.
A guided tour of the Barkhamsted Historical Society's Museums. Price
per person starting at $25. See tour page for more information.
Tours
See
Press Release
Peter Greenwood purchased the Union Church (built in 1829) which is
listed on the national register of historic buildings in January 2005.
After one year of renovations the studio is now open.
The Church was closed
in 1966.
The original organ can be seen in the church. It was built in 1840 is
listed as the
oldest playable organ in CT.
There is a large gallery showroom on the second floor displaying Chandeliers,
Wall Sculptures, Glass Furniture, Lighting, Vessels. Also exhibited
Fine Art Paintings and Jewelry by Christine Chaise-Greenwood. The gallery
is opened to the public, with a viewing area to watch the glass blowing.
There is a small cafe inside and an outdoor terrace with tables. If
you would like to be included on the mailing list for future announcements,
please send your address.
Thank you for visiting.
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