Gyotaku Workshop

Join us as Robby Chin, founder of Eastern Shore Gyotaku, teaches the history and process of the traditional Japanese art form, gyotaku. Participants will get paint and press their very own print of an oyster shell to take home!
Common Questions
Where is the workshop?
The workshop will be held at the Museum of Eastern Shore Culture, located at 218 W Main Street in downtown Salisbury.
Do I need to bring anything?
All supplies are included in the ticket price.
Where can I park and is it free?
Downtown parking is free up to two hours on weekdays and entirely free on weekends. The city has provided a parking map(opens in a new tab) to help you find available spots: salisbury.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/basic/index.html?appid=f311511653ce4491addc51ca98732b56
What if I can no longer attend?
We understand that unexpected situations arise and advance notice isn’t always possible. However, we kindly ask that you try to provide at least 24–48 hours’ notice for any refund requests or changes in attendance. Doing so allows us to reopen ticket availability and offer another participant the opportunity to join the class.
All workshops will begin promptly at the time listed on your ticket. We recommend arriving 5–10 minutes early to ensure a smooth check-in and allow our instructors to start the class on time.
If you have any further questions, please reach out to the museum operations coordinator, Alexandra Kean: amkean@salisbury.edu.