$10.00 per childFamily Events · Sunday, November 15, 2026
Poster Kids: the Fabric of Our Futures with Ella Mahoney
About
Artist Ella Mahoney, a member of the Wampanoag Tribe of Aquinnah, leads families through Designed to Be Red and then a printmaking workshop where kids make linocut and fabric prints inspired by her process and the show's bold colors and patterns; it's for ages 5 to 11 with an adult. At Poster House, 119 W 23rd St, New York, NY 10011, at the 23rd St station (F/M/1 and PATH). Sunday, November 15, 10:30am–noon; $10 per child (adults don't register), with five tickets per session held for families who can't pay the fee. It falls on Poster House's free Third Sunday, and it's one of more than 20 printmaking listings on our New York calendar in November.
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How it compares
- Kids & families
- Weekend
- Take it home the same day
At $10, this is the cheapest of the 19 single-session printmaking classes we list in New York. They run from $10 to $450, and the typical price is $255.
That works out to about $7 an hour for a 1.5-hour session.
If one session leaves you wanting more, 6 studios we list run multi-week printmaking courses, from $30.
Other printmaking classes in New York
- Park Open StudioWashington Square Park · Lower ManhattanTHURSDAY TO SATURDAY · FREE · DROP IN · Free
- Wax Carving 2: Relief, Piercing and Mold ModelsBrooklyn Metal Works · Brownstone BrooklynTHRU MON, DEC 21 · Early Bird $580 (through Sept 30, 2026); regular $620
- Intro to LinocutRobert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop (EFA) · MidtownTHRU TUE, NOV 24 · $315 Members / $365 Non-members
- Printmaking and DrawingBronx River Art Center · The BronxSATURDAYS · 11 AM · 3 OCT–19 DEC · $25 (Youth/Teens), $35 (Adults), $40 (Youth & Adult Pair), $60 (Adult Pair)
New to printmaking?
Printmaking classes cover ways of making an image you can print more than once: carving lino or wood blocks, screen printing, monotypes, etching or letterpress.
- Block printing and monotype are the friendliest starts; etching and letterpress need more studio time.
- Inks stain. Wear old clothes and expect to wash up at the end.
- You usually leave with an edition of several prints, not just one.
Taking it home: Usually the same day, once the ink is dry enough to carry. Oil-based prints may need a few days.
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