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Howard Iron Works Printing Museum, 800 Westgate Road, Oakville, ON
Print Expo & Fair 2025
In-person
Design History & heritage Museum Printmaking Self-guided Tour Visual artsDate and time
Location
Howard Iron Works Printing Museum
800 Westgate Road
Oakville, ON
Directions: Our museum is located on Bronte Road and QEW area. In addition to travelling by car, visitors can also take the GO Train network of trains and buses. The closest GO station is the Bronte Station, which is about a 10-minute walk from our museum if using the Wyecroft entrance/exit.
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible and has gender-neutral washrooms.
About
Exciting news for Culture Days 2025! PE&F 2025 is bringing back vendors, workshop instructors, and opening our museum to the public on Saturday, September 27. Join us for a day filled with workshops, live demos, and printing experiences suitable for all ages.
Experience a variety of press demos and engage in activities like "Print Your Own Poster" to create memorable keepsakes. Don't miss the exclusive presentation "Behind the Press with Amos P. Kennedy, Jr." Witness Kennedy's captivating letterpress prints that blend bold language, graphic typography, and vibrant layers, offering a unique sensory experience and prompting introspection.
Additionally, The Baker’s Devil Bakery will host a pop-up bake sale during the event, with proceeds supporting the Lighthouse for Grieving Children and Families, a notable non-profit organization in Oakville. Indulge in delicious treats while contributing to a meaningful cause. Join us for a day of creativity, community, and support!
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Organizer
Howard Iron Works Printing Museum
At the Howard Iron Works Printing Museum, our collection of printing machines and artifacts showcases pivotal historical moments and technological progressions. Serving as a tribute to the printing industry, our focus on historical preservation and restoration also draws diverse groups beyond the printing industry. Visitors include automobile clubs, community-based organizations like the Army Cadets and Girl Guides, as well as individuals from retirement homes.
As a not-for-profit initiative, the museum embodies our commitment to philanthropy by raising funds for local causes that are independent of religious or political affiliations. Since 2018, we have proudly supported the Lighthouse for Grieving Children and Families in Oakville, contributing to their noble mission.