There are two glass places in Wimberley. This was my first experience @ Silo - a class to make a night light. After a tour of toys (cutters, grinders, kilns, molds) I was taught about glass. Remember the scene in Forrest Gump when Bubba describes all the variations of preparing shrimp.....there are as many variations and properties of glass!! Deb is a very patient and super informative artist. I was so overwhelmed by choices that I narrowed down to a few basic colors, two types of embellishment and two basic cutting skills - which was perfect. After my project I inspected the artists' gallery with a more appreciative eye. Having just learned and experienced the very basics of glass art projects prompted me to inspect pieces even more closely and truly appreciate the artist's process and the patience to bring it to fruition. Art piece prices initially appear ridiculous but once realizing the true glass art form, the time invested and the artist's technique and vision, price should not be a part of deciding to purchase any unique fused glass art. Taking a class @ Silo is a MUST!

Whilst visiting relatives in the area we had a unique experience here by having our first ever glass fusion lesson. We had a tour of the premises beforehand by Debbie, all of which was very informative, followed by our leson to make something unique to take home with us. It was a great experience & left us wanting to do more. We would thoroughly recommend both taking a lesson/lessons as there is so much to learn and visiting the gallery for a unique present.

We got the grand tour from Elissa when we visited - she didn't just show us the space; she also taught us about the processes, the art, and the artists. Really amazing stuff! We will definitely be back for one of the classes.

Couple of nice items for sale. Including a picture of their website so that you can go online and see what classes they have. Right across the street from Middleton Brewery. Nice koi pond and waterfall.

This is a nice place to buy glass art and serving pieces. We were given a tour of the working studio and explained how the artist create their craft. Tour lasted about 10 minutes and was very informative. Nice stop.