Our new location is at the premises of the Gevangenismuseum Veenhuizen in the village of Veenhuizen.

Admission
Adults € 6.50  
Youth 4 t/m 12 jaar € 4.50.
The glass shop is free.
Daily lectures and demonstrations start at 1.30 and 3.30 pm.
Special arrangements for schools and groups on request.
The museum is easy accessible for wheelchairs and has a special toilet.
Wheelchairs can be reserved in advance.

Eating and drinking
Visit restaurant/café 'Bitter en Zoet' for dining, lunch or a drink, tel. +31 592 388264
See also www.bitterenzoet.nl.

Call +31 592 304070 for demonstrations of live glassblowing, special arrangements, including a coffee table, lunch or dinner.

For commissions and special orders, please contact Cees van Olst, director/glass artist, at +31 6 11017511 .
See also www.glasmuseum.nl  or  www.glasmuseum.tv .
email: info@glasmuseum.nl

Upon request special arrangements can be made together with the gevangenismuseum en hotel restaurant Bitter en Zoet.  www.bitterenzoet.nl. tel. +31 592 385002

Tourist information: www.veenhuizenboeit.nl
Tel +31 592 385040

Masterclasses by Cees van Olst

In co-operation with: Glassfurnace.org
Movies, glasmuseum ghana project : www.glasmuseum.tv

Further information:
Information on bookings for groups, schools, companies and special arrangements is provided as usual.
Orders for creating and designing of vases, designer plates, objects or for the making of special awards, are gladly taken and effectuated as usual.
Lectures and demonstrations are given on location

For more information, please contact us by email: info@glasmuseum.nl or dial +31 6-11017511

Museum news
We have moved our Expert Centre for Glass Technology to Veenhuizen into two restored old buildings.

The aim of creating the International Expert Centre for Glass Technology is by doubling the museum space.
In this way the museum will be able to actively inform visitors about the glass modeling process. Visitors are invited to actively take part in this glass modeling experience.

Special attention is for children, bad sighted and bad hearing visitors.

Furthermore, the museum will host workshops, seminars and international exchange programmes.
Our new conference rooms will be well suited to combine company presentations with educational activities.
The International Expert Centre for Glass Technology will co-operate with other musea and cultural organizations.