Public printing workshops - children and adults
We host a regular programme of public printmaking workshops across East Kent that are open to everyone – no previous experience required!
Our workshops are designed to be welcoming, hands-on, and enjoyable for all ages, whether you’re a complete beginner or looking to explore new techniques.
From seasonal lino printing workshops for adults, where you’ll learn how to carve and print your own designs, to nature-inspired printing sessions, each workshop is a chance to slow down, get creative, and make something truly unique.
We also run a fantastic selection of children’s print workshops during school holidays, ideal for keeping curious minds engaged and inspired. These sessions are packed with fun, mess-free (ish!) creativity and are a great way for children to explore art through the natural world.
Workshops are held at friendly local venues, and all tools and materials are provided – just bring your imagination and get ready to make your mark!
Browse below to book on to our upcoming public workshops:
Thursday 25th September, 6.30pm-9pm
Introduction to Linocut
You’ll design, carve, and print your very own one-colour 6x4 inch lino print. Beginners are welcome, with guidance every step of the way and plenty of inspiration to spark your creativity. Take home your carved lino block and all the prints you create. Ages 16+.
£40 per person | The Craftship, Coachworks, Ashford
You will be taken to Made In Ashford website to book this workshop
Thursday 13th November, 7pm-9pm
Linocut Christmas Cards
Join us to design and print custom Christmas cards. Hand carve and print single-color block A6 cards in a guided session. All materials provided. Ages 16+.
£35 per person | The Craftship, Coachworks, Ashford
Why Choose Jackdaw And Bear Workshops?
- Suitable for beginners – no experience needed
- All tools and materials included
- Friendly, expert-led sessions
- Creative themes inspired by nature and the seasons
- Held at beautiful venues across East Kent
- Great for individuals, families, schools, and groups