Local artists collaborate with community1 min read

April 19, 2016

Artists gathered to share with interested locals their love for letterpress printing and similar arts on April 9. People of all ages gathered in History Park in San Jose despite the rain to enjoy exhibits, demonstrations and shopping relevant to the world of printing. Sponsored by the San Jose Printer’s Guild, the free event was open to the public.

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