Ink Works will be closed on Friday July 3rd in celebration of 4th of July. This year marks the United States’ Semiquincentennial – or the 250th anniversary of the country. We hope everyone has a great weekend and enjoys the holiday!
We will be closed at noon New Years Eve, Wednesday December 31st, and reopen on Friday January 2nd. All orders will be reviewed then. Have a wonderful holiday!
Did you know that the First “Greeting Cards” Were New Year’s Wishes
While we associate cards with Christmas, New Year’s greetings actually came first.
We will be shutting down our operations at noon on Christmas Eve, December 24th, and will remain closed for the entire Christmas holiday week. We are resuming our normal business hours on Monday, December 29th. During our closure, all pending orders will be carefully reviewed and processed upon our return. We wish you and your loved ones a very happy and safe holiday season!
Currently Xcel has turned off our power. We will open back up as soon as we have power.
Happy New Year from our team to yours! We wish you a year filled with joy, success, and exciting new ventures. In the meantime, indulge in these curious curiosities…
The World’s First New Year’s Eve Celebration: The earliest recorded New Year’s celebration dates back to around 4,000 years ago. The Babylonians were among the first to celebrate, with festivities lasting for 11 days.
The Times Square Ball’s Evolution: The original Times Square ball, dropped in 1907, was made of iron and wood and lit with 100 25-watt light bulbs. Today’s dazzling ball is covered in 2,688 Waterford Crystal triangles and illuminated by 32,000 LEDs.
Superstitions Galore: From eating 12 grapes in Spain to wearing certain colors, many superstitions are associated with bringing good luck in the New Year.
Sorry to anyone that tried to call us this morning. Our power was out until 11 am. We are back up and running!
Ink Works will be closed on Thursday August 28th and Friday August 29th for Thanksgiving. All online orders will be processed on Monday December 2nd. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
We’ll be celebrating Independence Day with family and fireworks! Our printing services will be closed on Thursday, July 4th and Friday, July 5th. We’ll resume regular business hours on Monday, July 8th. We hope you have a happy and safe Independence Day!
Fun Facts about 4th of July:
Secret on the Back: The original Declaration of Independence has a hidden message! A scrambled message is written upside down that historians believe was a security measure during the Revolutionary War.
Hot Dog Heaven: Americans devour an estimated 150 million hot dogs on the 4th of July, making it the unofficial national hot dog day.
Early Flag Facts: Following the Declaration of Independence, there wasn’t a standardized American flag design. Up until the early 1800s, flags with different numbers of stripes and stars were used
Ink Works will be closed for Memorial Day May 27th. Have a wonderful weekend!
Flyers with a Long History: Did you know flyers played a key role in spreading the word about early Memorial Day celebrations? We can help you create flyers to promote local events or gatherings.
Memorialize Veterans: We can print high-quality posters honoring veterans and fallen soldiers. Businesses can display these posters to show their respect and gratitude.
Preserve Memories: Our printing services can help families preserve memories of loved ones who served. Photos, letters, or military discharge papers can be scanned and printed into keepsakes or framed displays.
Show respect: Memorial Day is more than just summer cookouts. It’s a day to honor those who gave their all for our country. Ink Works is proud to offer printing services to help you commemorate this important day.
Educational Resources: We can print flyers, brochures, or coloring pages for schools and libraries. These resources can educate children about Memorial Day and inspire them to participate in remembrance activities.
Ink Works will be closed July 3rd and 4th for Independence Day. We will open back up July 5th with our normal hours. Have a wonderful 4th of July!
