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Members Only Special Event

October 20, 2018 @ 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm

$25

Lead Graffiti’s Ray Nicholas and Jill Cypher have invited The .918 Club members to a special H.N. Werkman Creative letterpress workshop. You’ll be printing in the steps of H.N. Werkman, a WWII Dutch designer, and publisher who used an unusual approach to making letterpress prints, which he dubbed “druksels”, a play off the Dutch word “to print.”

Normally the workshop registration fee is $70 but for club members and spouses it will be $25. The workshop will be held on Saturday, October 20th beginning at noon with lunch at the Lead Graffiti studio. The actual workshop will run from 1 to 5pm.

Details

Date:
October 20, 2018
Time:
12:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Cost:
$25
Website:
https://www.leadgraffiti.com/werkman-prints

Venue

Lead Graffiti
120A Sandy Drive
Newark, DE 19713 United States
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Phone:
302-454-1411
Website:
www.leadgraffiti.com

Organizer

The .918 Club
Phone:
717-394-7201
Email:
heritagepressmuseum@gmail.com

Monthly Events

Boy Scout Graphic Arts Merit Badge Workshop

September 12, October 10

You are invited to a once-in-a-lifetime chance to earn the Graphic Arts merit badge using the 600-year-old letterpress printing process. With minimal advanced preparations, you will be able to leave at the end of the night with the merit badge complete. The workshops are scheduled for March 13, April 10, May 8, September 11 and October 9.

Book Arts Center & Letterpress Studio Renovation

Every Tuesday, 9am – 3pm

Thaddeus Stevens has given us a building on campus to use as a letterpress studio. The old Naval Reserve building on Parkside Avenue built during the Korean War has no insulation or lighting and the windows are metal framed single pane. The renovations to the building will include a HVAC system, energy efficient replacement windows, wall insulation, wall treatment and lighting. JK Mechanical of Willow Street has donated and installed a high efficiency Carrier gas fired furnace and air conditioning system. No internal structural changes will be needed since an open floor plan is most desirable for the center. Your help is needed as we as we prepare this building for our club to use as a training facility as well as offering open shop time for qualified members. Presently help is needed in cleaning the leftovers out of the buiulding.

The Printers at Work

Every Thursday, Friday & Saturday from 12 – 4pm
Every Sunday from 12 – 3pm

Visit the Heritage Press Museum and enjoy a unique demonstration by members of the .918 Club of letterpress printing in America in the early 20th Century.

Club Members Monthly Meeting

Every Fourth Wednesday, 7 – 8:30pm

You are invited to join this group of individuals who are determined to keep the craft of hand set letterpress printing alive and well in Lancaster County.