Reopening Friday, April 2nd!
Tickets are now available for our reopening weekend in April.
WheatonArts is open from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Fridays, Saturdays, & Sundays. Closed Easter Day.
Up to 12 tickets will be sold every half-hour, including those reserved by Members. Click on the ticket buttons below to select your visiting time.
As we all continue to navigate this uncertain world, we invite you to find solace and inspiration at WheatonArts when we reopen for the season in April 2021. A general admission ticket is needed to visit the Museum of American Glass, Down Jersey Folklife Center, and Artist Studios. The Grounds and the Museum Stores will remain walk-in (non-ticket) accessible for those coming exclusively to shop or stroll.
Due to the State of New Jersey’s mandated size restrictions on outdoor gatherings, there will be no special events or facility rentals until further notice. Education programs, docent tours, and group visits are also canceled until further notice.
To help ensure our staff and guests’ safety, all public surfaces will be cleaned regularly throughout the day, following CDC cleaning guidelines. Our staff is also performing temperature checks every day upon arrival. Please see our timed-ticket options and guidelines for visitors below.
Click on a date button below for timed-ticketing options:
ADMISSION
$12.00 Adults
$11.00 Senior Adults (62+)
$7.00 Students
Children 5 & under are free
(Students age 6 to 18 and College Students with a valid ID)
We ask that you please comply with the following safety guidelines:
► All guests, including members, are required to reserve and/or purchase advanced timed tickets online, scheduled every half hour from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please select from the ticket option buttons above.
► Walk-In visitors coming to shop or stroll will be asked to provide contact information (name, email, or phone number) in case of contact tracing needs.
► Masks must be worn by everyone over the age of 5 upon entry and while inside all buildings. We ask that visitors wear masks outdoors when social distancing is not possible. Masks must be worn properly, covering the nose and mouth.
► Hand sanitizer dispensers are positioned throughout the campus, and we ask that guests use them frequently.
► We ask visitors to remain together with their party members, maintain a six-foot distance from other parties, and follow the directional arrows.
► The capacity in the General Store, the Gallery of Fine Craft, Pottery Studio, and Down Jersey Folklife Center will be limited to 10 guests at one time. The Glass Studio can accept 25 people at a time. The Museum of American Glass capacity will be limited to 100 guests at a time.
► Up to 200 people are allowed on the campus at any one time, including those walking the grounds and Nature Trail. Once at capacity, additional guests will be asked to wait socially distanced outside, and a “one out, one in” admittance policy will go into effect.
► Public restrooms on campus will be limited to the facilities located next to the Gatehouse.
Phase 2: What Can You See & Do at WheatonArts?
In the Museum of American Glass:
People, Place, Process
50 Years of Glassmaking at WheatonArts!
Discover collaborations that artfully combine vision, artifacts that serve as muse, and the tools that connect skills across time. Through this display of tangible Museum collection pieces, we hope to convey the intangible qualities that make WheatonArts a creative sanctuary – the people who allow creativity to flourish, the place steeped in the glassmaking tradition, and the process of balancing skill with vision. LEARN MORE
50th Anniversary Visiting Artists
Resident artists play a vital role in our evolution, collectively helping to define WheatonArts as a creative sanctuary. In celebration of our 50th Anniversary, we have invited a select group of artists to participate in the 50th Anniversary Visiting Artist Series. This exhibition highlights recent work by these artists. Visiting Artists include Lucio Bubacco, Deb Czeresko, Dan Dailey, Stephen Paul Day, Vanessa German, James Harmon, Jessica Jane Julius, Beth Lipman, Sibylle Peretti, Kait Rhoads, Erica Rosenfeld, Paul Stankard, Norwood Viviano, and Thaddeus Wolfe. MORE
In the Artist Studios:
Artist Studios
Immerse yourself in creativity by watching professional, highly-skilled artists employ century-old techniques to create colorful works of art! WheatonArts is where imagination and artistic process meet for a wonderful arts experience for all ages! Watch fascinating artist demonstrations in the Hot Glass, Flamework, and Pottery Studios, and meet informally with the resident artists. LEARN MORE
In the Down Jersey Folklife Center:
Themes Across Cultures
Located in the Down Jersey Folklife Center, this exhibit explores commonly shared topics among South Jersey cultures, such as beliefs, stories, legends, rituals, and occupational traditions. Interpreted through objects, archives, and educational programs are the three major themes of “Becoming Someone Else,” “Learning from a Master,” and “Behind the Story.” LEARN MORE
Museum Stores:
Shop the Museum Stores
Shop in the General Store for WheatonArts studio glass & ceramics from artists both local and across the USA. Discover specialty foods, hard-to-find nostalgic candies, puzzles, books, novelty toys, innovative kitchenware, and more! Shop in the Gallery of Fine Craft & A.G. Paperweight Shop for one-of-a-kind contemporary sculptures, paperweights, and home decor items. Preview a broad selection of glass & metal jewelry collections, unique clothing lines and accessories, and handcrafted pottery.
Nature Trail
Walk the Nature Trail
Enjoy a one-mile looping Nature Trail that runs through our 45-acre campus, developed in partnership with CU Maurice River. Learn about the region’s natural areas and wildlife, along with tips on how to preserve the environment while walking along the Nature Trail. Print out a Scavenger Hunt before your visit by clicking here.
We look forward to your visit!
Not ready to visit in person? Visit our Connecting Artists & Audiences page for online programs, family art workshops, videos, and more!
Click here to explore.
