Evening Introductory Paper Marbling Workshop

Tuesday, August 18th

6:30PM – 9PM

(Malvern, PA) Historic Sugartown is excited to cautiously re-open its Book Bindery workshops with necessary precautions. Workshops are now limited to 4 participants and 1 instructor to maintain social distancing. All participants and instructors will be required to wear masks as well.  New health precaution details can be found at HistoricSugartown.org.

Anyone can learn to create marbled paper in this introductory evening workshop held in Historic Sugartown’s Bindery! Marbling is the art of floating and designing watercolors on a base fluid then permanently transferring the design to paper. Colonial Williamsburg-trained instructor, Ramon Townsend of ColonialBindery.com, will lead the class through the steps of this ancient art. Participants will take home their finished paper creations.

Workshop Admission: $45/Participant. Ages 8 and above are welcome. (Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult). All supplies included. Pre-registration is required and space is limited to 4 participants.  Visit HistoricSugartown.org or call 610-640-2667 to register!

Visit HistoricSugartown.org for details on additional workshops in our Book Bindery.

Historic Sugartown, Inc., is a private, nonprofit organization committed to protecting the 19th-century village of Sugartown. Located at the corner of Sugartown, Boot and Spring Roads in Malvern, Historic Sugartown protects nine historic structures and 9.2 acres that once made up the 19th-century village. Highlights include the c. 1880 General Store, the Carriage Museum, c. 1805 William Garrett House, and Book Bindery. The organization offers annual programs for the community’s enjoyment including Summer Biergartens, Sugartown at Sundown Lantern Tours and A Sugartown Christmas.  Historic Sugartown’s Book Bindery, which showcases one of the nation’s richest collections of bookbinding tools and equipment, offers bookbinding and paper marbling workshops throughout the year. Guided tours of the village will resume in July.  For more information, visit HistoricSugartown.org, or like us on FaceBook.

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