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Country Music Hall of Fame: Entry Ticket + Audio Guide
Make a pilgrimage to the hall of country music heroes in the heart of Music City
Hatch Show Print Shop: Guided Tour
See how posters are created in one of America's oldest letterpress print shop
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Duration: 1h
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Wheelchair accessible
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Live guide: English
1-hour English guided tour of the Hatch Show Print Shop and Gallery
Print your own commemorative letterpress poster
Entrance to the Country Music Hall of Fame
Meet the poster boys of Nashville's music scene, and get a first-hand look at the rare craft of letterpress printing, with a guided tour of Hatch Show Print, one of the oldest working letterpress print shops in America. You can even try your hand at printing your own letterpress poster.
Lasers may be beaming up much the printing industry these days, but in the music industry, nothing comes close to the quality of old-school letterpress printing. Just ask the hundreds of music acts around the world who still using Hatch Show Print Shop to this day.
Take a one-hour tour of Hatch Show Print and get a fascinating inside look at one of America's oldest printing shops. See how letters are arranged and colors are cranked to create amazingly vivid final products - without a toner cartridge in sight!
Once you've seen how it's all done, design and create your own poster - your friends will be very inkpressed...
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