Learning 
@ the New York Sign Museum



The New York Sign Museum’s education program bridges our defining values: preservation, education, and community.

Our dynamic workshops offer a rare, hands-on bridge between the city’s visual past and the living craft of traditional sign-making. Hosted within the active fabrication studio of our strategic partner, Noble Signs, these sessions provide students the unique opportunity to learn historic techniques focused on brush work, lettering, and sign layout alongside our knowledgeable staff and world-class instructors from New York and beyond. 

Participants have the opportunity to work surrounded by our collection of rescued storefront icons, gaining direct inspiration from the vernacular styles that define New York’s visual identity. 

Workforce development, accessibility, and our East New York community are all vital to the future of this historic craft. We offer scholarship seats for every workshop to ensure these analog skills are accessible to local residents.






Coming Up

Lettering for Posters with Marte NEW
May 9 - 10, 2026



Rapid Lettering with Ged Palmer
Apr 25 – 26, 2026




Past Workshops

Flat Brush Chisel Writing with Jon Bocksel of Hand Signs
Mar 28 – 29, 2026



Introduction to Sign Painting Workshop with Letterboy
Feb 28 – Mar 1, 2026



Introduction to Sign Painting Workshop with Letterboy
Feb 21 – 22, 2026



Introduction to Sign Painting Workshop with Letterboy
Oct 25 – 26, 2025





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