Association for the History of Glass

Society of Glass Technology Christmas Lectures
Online & open to all

Fridays, 4–12–19 December | 13:30–14:00 (UK)

To attend, fill out the form:
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AHG conference "Transparent Journeys along the Silk Roads: Glass and Connectivity across Central Asia and Beyond" will be held in London, 14 - 16 May 2026!

CFP is out now - submit a 200 words abstract to: events@historyofglass.org.uk by 31 January 2026.

Our next free online meeting ‘An Autumn Miscellany’ is taking place on Saturday 15. 11. 2025. We would be delighted to see you there.

Drop us an email at events@historyofglass.org.uk and we will send you a link to the online platform nearer the time.

(photo: Beads from Novo Mesto, by B. Kriz)

The autumn meeting of the Association for the History of Glass will be held online on Saturday 15th of November. If you would like to give a short presentation (15-20 mins) then please get in touch with our Secretary via email on our website historyofglass.org.uk
Look forward to hearing from you !

Take a look at the list of speakers for our meeting ‘3000 Years of Glass in Architecture and Construction’ and come join us in London on Friday, 16 May!

Tickets are available here: www.eventbrite.com/e/glass-in-a...

For abstracts and updates please visit: historyofglass.org.uk/meetings/

AHG: The Association for the History of Glass The AHG is an educational charity which aim to advance knowledge, education and interest in the study of glass of all periods of history throughout the world.

Join us on the 16th of May for our meeting ‘Glass in Architecture and Construction’ at the IOE (UCL Faculty of Education), Bedford Way, London. More information and link to ticket sales on our website historyofglass.org.uk

All back issues of Glass News (to 1996!) are available open access on our site. Please do drop us a line, too, if you'd like to contribute to a future issue: glassnews@historyofglass.org.uk

Tomorrow at 3pm GMT, Council for British Research in the Levant (CBRL) is hosting an online lecture on glass in the Levant, by Professor Thilo Rehren. Don't miss this and book your place on Zoom here:
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Hello ! Good to see you here on BlueSky. We are a charity based in the UK promoting the study of ancient and historical glass. We hold meetings, produce a magazine and discuss and celebrate all things glass. To become a member please visit our website historyofglass.org.uk - and follow us here too !