Ennion is an unparalleled cultural network, whose members play a crucial role in ensuring the Museum’s ability to fulfill its mission—to inspire all to see glass in a new light.
Ennion members gain access to the cutting edge of glass art, history, innovation, and scholarship, by engaging in a dynamic creative exchange with leaders in the field of glass.
Witness firsthand how Ennion members support the Museum’s social impact, as stewards of its future, all while enjoying exclusive opportunities offered in our Museum, virtually, and abroad.
Make Your Mark: Learn how your gift makes an impact
About Ennion
The name of this select group honors Ennion, a glass artist in the Roman Empire in the mid-first century A.D. Ennion was the first glassmaker to sign his name on glass objects that have survived until modern times. Glasses bearing his name are among the earliest datable mold-blown vessels in the world.
Opportunities and Benefits
Universal Benefits
All Ennion Members have access to the following benefits:
- Free Museum admission and complimentary admission for accompanied guests
- Reciprocal benefits and discounts at more than 1,000 cultural institutions*
- 15% discount off regularly priced items at the Museum Shops, Café, and registration for the Annual Seminar on Glass
- Invitations to exclusive Ennion events, dinners, virtual conversations, and behind-the-scenes previews
- Prominent listing in the Annual Report, on the Museum’s website, and in Gather members' magazine
- Complimentary copies of: Gather (members' magazine), New Glass Review, and Notable Acquisitions.
*Reciprocal benefits and discounts at more than 1,000 other cultural institutions participating in Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) Travel Passport Program, ROAM (Reciprocal Organization of Associated Museums) and NARM (North American Reciprocal Museums).
Gifts of Ennion
These works in the collection of The Corning Museum of Glass are gifts of Ennion.
Upcoming Ennion Events
I became a member of Ennion to support the Museum and learn more about glass artistry and history. I enjoy being part of this community. I have opportunities like meeting artists that I wouldn’t have had access to otherwise.
Give by mail
To support The Corning Museum of Glass you may mail your contribution to:
The Corning Museum of Glass
Advancement Office
1 Museum Way
Corning, NY 14830