VacationIdea
Dream Vacation Magazine
April 14, 2023
Located in the Hudson Valley, Hudson Beach Glass is an artist studio that has specialized in glass mediums for over 20 years. At Hudson Beach Glass, visitors can not only purchase an assortment of beautifully created glass pieces, but they can also learn how to make their own. …
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by Sarah Foster
September 5, 2017
Just north of NYC, the city of Beacon, NY has emerged as an artistic spotlight and travel destination for many. Fun, eclectic, memorable: these are some of the adjectives we would use to describe Beacon. …
VacationIdea Staff
Updated on February 8, 2016
New York’s Hudson Valley is 150 miles of lush nature marked by hundreds of years of history, human endeavors, and breathtaking natural beauty. Home to charming towns like New Paltz, Catskill, Hudson, Poughkeepsie, Troy, Hyde Park, Kingston and many others, the valley has seen battles that formed the nation at Saratoga, artists of the Hudson River School of Painters that defined how the world sees American art, and top chefs graduating from the Culinary Institute of America to provide us with fresh perspectives on food. …
Bloomberg.com
By James Tarmy
Posted: 03/14/2013
Inside Hudson Beach Glass. The glass studio was founded in 1987. They moved into their permanent gallery location on Beacon’s Main Street in 2003 …
Dutchess County Tourism
Looking for something special to do this holiday season? Hudson Beach Glass studio at 162 Main Street in Beacon is giving anyone age six and older the opportunity to blow their own glass ornament. With a variety of colors to choose from including blue, pink, green, purple, white or gold, you can personalize the ornament just the way you like it, including the ornament’s texture. …
By Toni Senecal
NYC Media
June, 2011
Toni On: Beacon, NY Toni On! features host Toni Senecal as she takes on New York’s offbeat and unusual locations. join your hip travel guide Toni as she visits places that make NYC so unique.
Anne Hanson
www.knitspot.com
February 15, 2011
“…at the end of main street, we found hudson beach glass, a fascinating shop/studio combo, where four glass artists work and sell their wares (and those of other artists, too)
as soon as we stepped inside, we knew we found a transitional refuge for our state of mind—the smell of the wood furnace and the beautiful colors of glassware sucked us right in.” …
The New York Times
by D Dominick Lombardi
May 18, 2003
Hudson Beach Glass converted a three- story firehouse into a commercial gallery complete with its own glassblowing studio for its four owners: Michael Benzer, Jennifer Smith, John Gilvey and Wendy Gilvey. The four were in Beacon long before…
