Fireworks of Glass is the largest permanent installation of blown glass by renowned artist Dale Chihuly. The installation will draw families to the museum's core, where the 43-foot-tall tower rises above a glass ceiling. As visitors circle the ramps, labels on the railings will provide information about Chihuly and how the tower was created.

Hands-On Exhibit
Below the ceiling is a hands-on exhibit area. Here, children and adults can sit on a large, round, revolving platform, gaze at the ceiling overhead and discuss what they see. Families can also create their own sculptures with colorful plastic-like shapes called polyvitro and blow glass virtually or explore the hot shop and the glassblowing process on two computer screens.