Big Top
Footsbarn will be erecting one of their amazing big top tents in the grounds of the Glasshouse – when you arrive at the site you won’t miss it!

 
Lower Glass House
The Lower Glass House was the main furnace building for the Royal Doulton Glass Factory and housed two multi-pot furnaces manned by over 100 people on 6 hour shifts.  This space is a red brick building with glass windows looking out over Stourbridge.  Cleared of furnaces the Lower Glass House is an open-plan “sound space” which houses the exhibition created around a small amphitheatre with exhibition mounts and different environments to exhibit the different styles of the different companies’ works.

 
Lehr Studio Theatre
The Lehr Studio Theatre was the cooling chamber for glass that came out of the Lower Glass House.  It has been transformed into an intimate 'end-on' studio theatre with warm red brick walls and a seating capacity of 90 people.

  
Mask Studio
A large mask-making studio, this room is a workshop space during the Festival with full facilities for many different techniques of designing and creating masks.

 
Eurythmy Room
The Eurythmy Room is a small dance studio which was a glass cutting workshop situated above the coffee shop.  It has a wooden floor and skylights.

These venues are all located on The Glasshouse site:

Glasshouse College
Wollaston Road
Amblecote
Stourbridge
DY8 4HF
U.K.

01384 399458

Find a map to The Glasshouse here at Multimap

 

Stourbridge Town Hall
This beautiful hall offers all the modern comforts you would expect, surrounded by many attractive Victorian features. Situated in the centre of Stourbridge town with both a main line train station and bus station within minutes walk, plus seconds away from a multi-storey car park it ensures this venue is both accessible and attractive to many people.

Stourbridge Town Hall
Crown Centre
Stourbridge
DY8 1YE

01384 812 960
E: townhall@stourbridge.co.uk

Find a map to the Town Hall here at Multimap

 
Stourbridge
Situated on the edge of the Black Country and less than fifteen miles from Birmingham, the UK's second city, Stourbridge has lovely countryside right on the doorstep. Villages such as Kinver, Churchill, Belbroughton and Clent are just a few minutes drive away. Also, the Stourbridge Canal arm makes a lovely walk or bike ride towards the Kinver direction. As a result, Stourbridge is an unusual mix of industrial and rural influences, giving it a unique character.

Stourbridge town centre features many well preserved old buildings and interesting specialist shops. Great pubs and restaurants make the town well worth a visit. Centrally located and just a few minutes drive from the M5 and M6 motorways, Stourbridge is easy to reach by road or rail.

Visit the Stourbridge website at www.stourbridge.co.uk

Map of the area in relation to Motorway access: