Land Adventures & Creative Workshops at Canterbury Shaker Village
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required, just enthusiasm and curiosity
Overview
Discover the art of letterpress printing at Canterbury Shaker Village through a hands-on workshop led by expert designer Charles Tabor. Perfect for creatives and history enthusiasts alike!
Private Letterpress Printing Workshops
Assorted Dates, July - October
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About This Adventure
Experience the art of traditional letterpress printing with designer Charles Tabor at Floodwaters Press. Create stunning, personalized pieces in a private workshop, choosing from greeting cards, stationery, or single-face prints. Enhance your project with custom artwork, leaving with unique creations and printing plates as memorable souvenirs.
Experience the art of traditional letterpress printing with designer Charles Tabor at Floodwaters Press. Create stunning, personalized pieces in a private workshop, choosing from greeting cards, stationery, or single-face prints. Enhance your project with custom artwork, leaving with unique creations and printing plates as memorable souvenirs.
Adventure Tips
Bring Your Designs
Prepare some ideas or artwork in advance to maximize your creative session.
Wear Comfortable Clothing
Expect to handle ink and press equipment, so dress comfortably and practically.
Book in Advance
Spaces are limited; reserve your spot early to secure your preferred date.
Visit the Grounds
Take time to explore Canterbury Shaker Village’s historic buildings and serene grounds after your workshop.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Chickadees
- Red foxes
History
Founded in the 19th century, Canterbury Shaker Village preserves the legacy of the Shaker community known for innovative craftsmanship and sustainable living practices.
Conservation
The site actively maintains historic structures and gardens, emphasizing eco-friendly practices and cultural preservation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Apron or Smock
Protect your clothing from ink and press materials during the workshop.
Notebook and Pen
Take notes on techniques or ideas sparked during the session.
Comfortable Shoes
Wear sturdy footwear for walking around historic buildings and grounds.
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated while exploring the site or during the workshop.