New Event Programme
Out now! The January to May 2023 Event Prgramme has just been announced. Workshops for adults, young...
Out now! The January to May 2023 Event Prgramme has just been announced. Workshops for adults, young...
The National Print Museum offers a fine selection of printed gifts for all price ranges. Thes...
To celebrate the science behind the printed word, we have a series of special events taking place fo...
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the National Print Museum invited internationally acclaimed auth...
Grand Stuff – Design Week 2022 – Panel Discussion Wednesday 16 November at 15.00 This event w...
On 21 October 2022, Anne Enright, Sebastian Barry and Christine Dwyer Hickey launched Short Stories ...
To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the National Print Museum commissioned Short Stories in Print,...
The Museum is delighted to announce a new event programme that covers September to December 2022. T...
The National Print Museum’s collection is unique – it is a living and working collection. To cel...
Family Fun Day as part of National Heritage Week, Sunday 21 August 2022 The National Print Museum...
Today, 28 July 2022, the Department of Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media announced ...
The National Print Museum is delighted to return to Dublin Maker with PrintLab! The mission of Print...
Deluxe Edition Set of Blot’s Most Marvellous Historical Guide to Printing Books This set compr...
To mark the centenary on 16th June of the ‘Pact Election’ of 1922, the National Print Museum par...
A Letterpress Celebration of James Joyce’s Ulysses Opening: Wednesday 15 June from 18.30 – 2...
After a short break due to the pandemic, the National Print Museum is delighted to announce its retu...
We have a great day planned for National Drawing Day, Saturday 21 May, 12-4pm. Come along to our fre...
This Thursday 3rd March, join us to celebrate World Book Day with a curated tour of the exhibition,...
Beyond excited to announce our first Demo Day of 2022! In celebration of Engineers Week with Enginee...