A hand holding a paper with 'Beer' printed onto it in blue print.

Drink & Print with Stirchley Printworks

Craft & Culture

About Drink & Print with Stirchley Printworks

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Join us at Craft & Culture for an evening of creative experimentation and printmaking with Stirchley Printworks. 

In this unique Drink & Print workshop, you'll use LEGO® bricks as a tool for artistic expression to create bold, contemporary print designs.

Experiment with shapes, textures and patterns as you build your artwork, then bring it to life by inking and printing your designs on a professional printing press. Enjoy a relaxed, creative atmosphere while learning the basics of printmaking and producing your own striking prints to take home. 

Event Information 

  • One beer, glass of wine or soft drink is included in the price
  • Spaces are limited to 16 people, ensuring everyone has plenty of guidance throughout the session.
  • Please be aware that there are two entrance steps. A ramp is available on request. Please email us in advance at hello@birminghammuseums.org.uk so we can have it ready for your arrival.

Image gallery

  • A hand holding an printed paper artwork featuring circles and rectangles.
  • Artwork prints in various designs and colours laid out to dry.
  • A view of a table from above with pots of plastic brick pieces and people's hand making designs.
  • A workshop space with people sitting at tables.
  • A workshop space with tables and people looking at a person who is standing up and presenting.
  • A table with hands holding lego boards and a bowl of LEGO pieces in the centre.
  • Survey LEGO pieces on a LEGO board to make a print.
  • Cozy café with wooden tables, large windows, pendant lights, and framed artwork on red wall.
  • Assorted craft beer cans displayed on refrigerator shelves with colourful and varied labels.
  • Six assorted craft beer cans lined up on a bar counter with a blurred background.
  • Two-story brick building with arched doorway, green doors and multiple windows.

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