Diablo Glass School is a public-access glass-arts studio in Boston that opened in 2001, offering hands-on classes and demonstrations across glassblowing, flameworking, fused glass, and stained glass. Over the years it built a reputation as a welcoming place for beginners and experienced makers alike to try working with hot glass, with the studio located at 123 Terrace Street near the Roxbury / Mission Hill area of the city.
Important note for visitors: as of this writing, the school’s official website states that its new website and studio are both under construction, so the studio may not be open for drop-in visits or classes. Because operating status, programming, and any relocation details may have changed, travelers should confirm directly with the school before planning a trip rather than relying on past listings. Check the official site for the latest on reopening, class schedules, and registration.
Good to know
- A public-access glass-arts studio founded in 2001 offering glassblowing, flameworking, fused, and stained glass
- As of this writing the official website states the studio and site are under construction — confirm it is open before visiting
- Classes typically require advance registration when offered — check the official site
- Located near Roxbury Crossing on the Orange Line, roughly a five-minute walk
Getting there
- Address: 123 Terrace St, Boston, MA 02120 (Roxbury / Mission Hill area) — confirm current status before visiting, as the studio’s website indicates it is under construction
- Neighborhood: Roxbury / Mission Hill (near Roxbury Crossing)
- Nearest T: Roxbury Crossing (MBTA Orange Line)