A Legacy of Color and Curated Creativity Located just steps from the Erie Art Museum, Glass Growers Gallery has been a vital part of the city’s creative community since 1974. What began as a specialized studio for glass terrariums has evolved into a premier destination for regional fine art and contemporary American crafts. Under the leadership of owner Emily Ernes, the gallery continues to honor its 50-year legacy by showcasing a vibrant, whimsical collection of jewelry, pottery, glass, and textiles.
Whether you are looking for a museum-quality painting to anchor a room or a unique piece of "Erie Pride" beach glass jewelry, Glass Growers offers a thoughtfully curated selection that celebrates local imagination. Beyond the retail space, the gallery is a full-service art hub, offering custom framing, art consultation, and professional installation. With its rotating exhibitions and "hard-working" shop dogs, Oliver and Hudson, it’s a welcoming space that invites visitors to find joy in the details.
Highlight: A half-century of history in the heart of Erie’s creative district.
Best For: Locally made fine art, artisan jewelry, corporate awards, and distinctive Erie-themed gifts.
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A Legacy of Color and Curated Creativity Located just steps from the Erie Art Museum, Glass Growers Gallery has been a vital part of the city’s creative community since 1974. What began as a specialized studio for glass terrariums has evolved into a premier destination for regional fine art and contemporary American crafts. Under the leadership of owner Emily Ernes, the gallery continues to honor its 50-year legacy by showcasing a vibrant, whimsical collection of jewelry, pottery, glass, and textiles.
Whether you are looking for a museum-quality painting to anchor a room or a unique piece of "Erie Pride" beach glass jewelry, Glass Growers offers a thoughtfully curated selection that celebrates local imagination. Beyond the retail space, the gallery is a full-service art hub, offering custom framing, art consultation, and professional installation. With its rotating exhibitions and "hard-working" shop dogs, Oliver and Hudson, it’s a welcoming space that invites visitors to find joy in the details.
Highlight: A half-century of history in the heart of Erie’s creative district.
Best For: Locally made fine art, artisan jewelry, corporate awards, and distinctive Erie-themed gifts.
Find Out More
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