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Wheaton Arts

Category

Art & Culture

(Members only. Registration closes once capacity is reached.)

Date

April 2, 2026



Time

10:45 Arrival



Location

1501 Glasstown Road

Millville, NJ


Price

$15.00 student

$11.00 adults


Trip Overview


Wheaton Arts is an internationally acclaimed arts community and cultural center. Their Museum of American Glass is known for having the world's largest hand-blown glass bottle! they have a plethora of artists who offer demonstrations in glass, pottery, flameworking, and more. You can find exhibits, special events, performances, and workshops throughout the year. They also have a wonderful gift shop, nature trail, and picnic area.

About the Day at Wheaton


The day at Wheaton includes:

 ⦿ Admission to Wheaton Arts campus

⦿ Demonstration in the Glass Studio

⦿ Demonstration in the Pottery/Flamework Studio

⦿ Private Guided Tour of the Museum of American Glass

⦿ Private Watercolor Resist Class

*Please note this trip is for 3rd - 12th graders

This trip including demonstrations, tours, and class is from 11:00 am to 2:30 pm. 

Feel free to pack a bag lunch or snack. Be sure to have a nice meal prior as the tour runs through lunchtime.



Additonal Information

  • There is a 10 student minimum for this trip
  • The first adult to register along with their children will get their ticket free (fee will be reimbursed)
  • There is a General Store on campus with specialty foods, hard-to-find nostalgic candies, puzzles, books, novelty toys, innovative kitchenware and more.
  • There is also a specialty shop for contemporary sculptures, paperweights, and home decor.
  • Wheaton has a Nature Trail that runs through the 45-acre campus if you want to come early or stay later. There is a one-mile looping trail with information about the region and wildlife to learn along the way. If you want to partake in a scavenger hunt, download this page beforehand.

Education Connection

This field trip supports learning in:

  • Science: science of molten glass
  • Art: Appreciation for glassmaking and artwork by local artists

  • History: history of glass making

  • Creativity: hands-on experience with a watercolor class