Spark your imagination by becoming a member of Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass. From paperweights to contemporary glass art, the museum is home to almost 5,000 glass objects created by artists from around the globe. Support the museum’s mission and receive members-only extraordinary glass experiences: invitations to exclusive member events, special programs, and discounts in the Museum Shop and in the Glass Studio. We look forward to welcoming you to our glass family!
General membership benefits include the following:
General membership benefits include the following:
General membership benefits include the following:
General membership benefits include the following:
General membership benefits include the following:
Reciprocal Levels (NARM and ROAM):
Reciprocal membership levels include all the General Member benefits PLUS benefits at over 1,200 museum throughout North America
Our Victorian Art Glass Basket collection makes up approximately 20% of our permanent collection.
All the general benefits, plus:
Named in honor of the Germanic Glass Collection, donated by Ernst and Carol Mahler.
All the Victorian level benefits, plus:
Over half of the museum’s amazing contemporary collection is blown glass.
All the Germanic level benefits, plus:
The largest part of our permanent collection originated with the Evangeline Bergstrom paperweight collection and consists of over 4,000 objects.
All the Contemporary level benefits, plus:
Join the Evangeline Bergstrom Circle and be a part of the future.
All the Paperweight level benefits, plus:
When You Join
Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass is a member organization committed to extraordinary glass experiences to spark fun, kindle creativity, and illuminate learning for all in a manner that is respectful. In all activities, museum members, employees, volunteers, and board members must act with integrity and in accordance with the most stringent ethical principles as well as the highest standards of objectivity. Museums enjoy high public visibility and their members, employees, volunteers, and board members enjoy a generous measure of public esteem. Therefore, the museum members, employees, volunteers, and board members are never wholly separable from their institution. If we find that a member, employee, volunteer, or board member does not respect our organization and our values then we reserve the right to revoke their membership and access to the museum.