Red House Glass Cone

Your Visit

Discover a unique, canal side visitor attraction at the heart of Stourbridge's historic Glass Quarter

The Visitor Centre, shop, onsite café Heavenly Baking at The Cone, upstairs gallery, indoor exhibition spaces and studios are open.

The hot glass studio is currently closed.

AccessAble Access Guide to the Red House Glass Cone.

What's on

Glass fusing, adult crafts, family activities and guided tours on site. 

Free family trails available all year. 

Please check Ticket Source for our future events

• Events
• Ticket Source

• Virtual Guided Tours
• YouTube - Dudley Museums Service
• Activities inspired by our collections

Explore the Site

Not just a great place to meet

• Room Hire
• Canal Mooring
• Visitor Centre
• Hot Glass Studio
• Virtual Guided Tours
• Made at the Cone - Retail
• Designer-maker Studios
• Small Business Studios
• Heavenly Baking

Galleries

Discover hidden gems around the site

• Blowfish Glass UK
• Inside the Cone
• The Stuart Crystal Gallery
• The Courtyard Gallery

Learning

Let us create your childhood memories

• Schools
• Family Friendly
• Glass Fusing
• Young Adults
• Learning at home
• Arts Award Discover - Glass

Adults

Give yourself some 'me' time and discover there really is more to museums

• Outreach
• Book Clubs
• Glass Fusing
• Chat and Craft
• Group Visits and Tours

History

The Cone was completed in 1794 and continued to produce glassware until 1936

• As seen on TV
• Glass Worker's roles
• Red House History
• Titanic - the Stuart Connection
• The Stourbridge Glass Story

Latest news

Our future plans to protect our unique site and collection

• Update - hot glass studio
• Update - the Cone
• Virtual Tours