General Norwich

The lovely Madeleine Hickish came and interviewed us for her General Norwich podcast just before Christmas - you can listen to the results here or find out more about the project here.

Print your own Christmas cards with us!

Friday 8 November 2013, 10.00am – 12.30pm

Make your own contemporary screen printed Christmas cards with Print to the People at Gressenhall Museum this Friday. Design and print your own range of cards using a combination of paper stencils and our pre prepared screens. No printmaking experience necessary, tuition and all materials provided by Print to the People.  

To Book or to check availability please contact Gressenhall Museum  on 01362 869251. Our bookings line is staffed Monday to Friday, 10am to 5pm. Places are strictly limited, so please do book early to avoid disappointment.

For more information please visit the Gressenhall Museum website: http://www.museums.norfolk.gov.uk/Visit_Us/Gressenhall_Farm_and_Workhouse/Adult_Learning/index.htm

KILL YOUR TV & PrintTo ThePeople PRESENT.....

GET SPACEd

In a galaxy very near you Print to the People are on an Intergalactic mission to raise money for the expansion of Stew Print Rooms. We need you to help us take printmaking to infinity and beyond!

With a sound system provided by Rebel Lion and DJs Anthropologist / Keith Slater / Maka T / Spenny providing out of this world tunes this is sure to be a night to remember!

SATURDAY 30TH NOVEMBER
9PM - 1AM
£4 OTD (all door takings going to Stew Print Rooms)

Kings, 27 King Street, NR1 1PD

Get Stuffed Christmas Market is back!

Stalls available! Email us on get-stuffed@live.com for more information 

Print Odyssey postponed!

We regret to announce Print Odyssey 2013 has been postponed, new dates will be announced as soon as possible. A huge thank you to everyone who has applied, we have had some fantastic submissions and we will be in contact with everyone individually.

We are in the process of finding new premises and have had to make that the priority over the last few months, we felt it would be better to postpone the event and set a new date when we can give the exhibition our full attention in 2014.

We hope to make the next Print Odyssey with coincide with the opening of our new premises.