WHERE HISTORY COMES TO LIFE FOR ALL AGES!
UPCOMING EVENTS
The Printing Museum hosts a variety of special events each year. We invite you to explore the history and craft of printing through a wide array of innovative, immersive opportunities!
Click here to view the MONTHLY CALENDAR.
THE BOOK ARTS INSTITUTE
The International Printing Museum’s Book Arts Institute offers a variety of hands-on workshops for adults who seek to engage creatively with the world of printing, book arts, paper arts, and more.
Whether you’re a novice or an expert, our instructors provide a well rounded set of skills, experience, and information.
TOURS, FIELD TRIPS AND SCHOOL ASSEMBLIES
The International Printing Museum offers exciting field trips for K-12 classes, homeschoolers, scout troops, and groups of all ages. Enjoy guided tours, meet Ben Franklin virtually, reenact the Constitutional Convention, and try hands-on printing activities!
Can’t visit? We'll bring the Museum on Wheels to your school, library, or event.
For more details, click the links below. To book your experience, email ipm@printmuseum.org or call 310-515-7166.
COLLECTION HIGHLIGHTS
Presses, machines, type, posters, books, typewriters, and more! Explore the extensive collection of the International Printing Museum including the Ernest A. Lindner and the Earl Hays Press Collection.
Gutenberg Printing Press
German metallurgist Johannes Gutenberg is considered the “Father of Printing” for his efforts to revolutionize relief printing through the invention of movable metal type in Mainz, Germany during the mid-fifteenth century. Crafted in the 1990s, the Museum’s replica is a crowd-pleaser on every tour.
GET INVOLVED!
Support your local museum by volunteering, donating, and/or becoming a member to keep printing alive. Your generosity will be treasured for generations to come.
The Printing Museum is open for drop-in tours on Saturdays, 10am to 4pm, except during special events or youth programs.
The Museum is open Tuesday through Friday, 10am to 4pm,
by advance reservation only.
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