Winter Print Fair

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National Print Museum, Saturday 30th November - Sunday 1st December

Winter Print Fair – A celebration of Print and related Crafts.

Following the success of last year's launch the National Print Museum are delighted to invite you to the second annual Fair. The mezzanine level of the museum will showcase a curated group of artists working within the diverse media of print, while the entrance level will feature a selection of artists working in print-associated crafts. The event will suit the whole family. A great weekend to pick up lovely gifts for others or for yourself with festive printing activities for all to enjoy.

New this year – Preview starting November 25th! Stop by during the week to get an early peek of prints in the lead up to the Fair!


Date:
Saturday 30th November - Sunday 1st December
Time:
11.00am - 4.00pm
Price:
Free
Address:
Haddington Rd, Dublin, D04 E0C9, Ireland

Google Map of Haddington Rd, Dublin, D04 E0C9, Ireland

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