JamFactory

A stunning gallery, showcasing an amazing collection of artistic design in glassware, pottery and more.A great place for unique giftware too.

There is a viewing platform where you can watch glass blowing. Great and new experience. The glass artwork in the shop downstairs is also very beautiful.

Today I had a tour of the Jam Factory which run at 11am daily. It's an interesting place which has been promoting innovative and outstanding craft and design in Adelaide for over 45 years. Could be considered the Venice" of the southern hemisphere!  Tour highly recommended. Not just a Glass Studio

The Jam Factory is a must visit in Adelaide. If you want to take home a unique and wonderful piece of South Australian art this is the place. Jewellery, ceramics, textiles, glass art works and more. And you can even watch the glass artists at work, fascinating! A very special place.

Amazing eclectic mix of small artwork artefacts ranging from clothes to jewellery.The live glasswork blowing was an impressive finale.

A wonderful showcase of local artisans and their high quality work.

Up until I needed to attend here I legitimately thought this place made jam. Quite an interesting place. They blow glass sculptures and have a gallery selling the pieces. Althoe don't expect to pick up a bargain here as the prices are astronomical. And I mean astronomical. Don't expect anything bigger than your palm for anything less than 2-3000. And that's not to mention you can buy a piece and trip over the stairs just outside the door and drop and smash your newly purchased glass product. As I did see some broken glass outside the front door from something from with in the gallery. Bad luck whom bought it. Located in easily excess able Venue in Adelaide CBD. No free parking.

This gallery) studio has numerous exhibits and is 100 % worth a visit if you are in Adelaide SA.

Very cool ceramic and glass gallery with a with a workshop onsite for artists and students.I like to see their display shelving in store like hanging light boxes.Great to explore a variety of clay and cereal if works, and jewellery when I visited