It doesn’t look any different, but Dale Chihuly’s glass art inside Union Station in downtown Tacoma is officially permanent — and now belongs to the people of the United States. At an ...

From his monumental glass art in historic Union Station to his more than three dozen pieces in the entry display at the Tacoma Art Museum, Chihuly has created a trail of glass around the city.

We head straight for Tacoma’s cultural core. First stop: the Tacoma Art Museum, a beautiful collection with a strong focus on ...

The 500-foot-long Chihuly Bridge of Glass links the Tacoma Art Museum to the Museum ... Don’t miss historic Union Station Federal Courthouse, a free stop with four Chihuly installations and ...

"The unwritten little vision you've got (in Tacoma) is to become the home of American art glass," Baker said. Tourists flock to Union Station, where an estimated 55,000 people visit Chihuly's ...

Tacoma Union Station (1717 Pacific Ave ... and each month one entry is selected to be interpreted into glass. Chihuly occasionally visits with his team to create glass art in the museum's ...

Several of Dale Chihuly’s colorful art glass pieces fill one room ... The Amtrak Cascades train serves the Tacoma station daily. The train links Tacoma to Seattle and other cities as far ...

As the hometown of famed artist Dale Chihuly, one of the first Studio Glass artists to import techniques from Venetian glass factories he visited in Murano, Italy, Tacoma generates buzz as a true ...

Chihuly’s work is not only seen at the Museum of Glass in Tacoma and the Chihuly Garden in Glass at the Seattle Center, but you may also see his work in a recently redesigned installation at the ...

In 1961, while studying interior design at the University of Washington, an arty kid from Tacoma experimented with melting and fusing glass. Today that kid is a world-renowned glass artist of ...