Enjoyed a personal behind-the-scenes tour by the manager. He was very knowledgeable about both the printing process and the history of the operation. The day I went they were celebrating their 135th birthday. What an accomplishment! Would recommend to anyone who works in or has a love for printing or history. More

Not a lot to see but what is here is interesting and lends you to think back at the past. Still make posters for events that are used around town. Can purchase posters of past Nashville events and not spend a lot of money. Definitely a throw back store. More

This is an active store on Broadway. All you can do is look at the many historical posters on the walls in the front. Which is plenty interesting and worth doing, just understand that this is all you can do. You can't go behind the front desk, tour the printing press, or learn about the process or history. The front... More

This is on all the lists. While it was neat to see, not really sure I'd go out of my way. Great to see an old working printing operation, but not a lot to actually see. Some posters for sale, but by no means all of them. Definitely stop by if you're walking past it. More

Not something I'd usually visit, but it was worth it. Tiny! Tiny! Tiny! Oh, and Cats! Cats! Cats! More

Old time printing gallery-buy cool posters and art-A very creative place to visit More

This is such a treasure for Nashville. Be sure to go back often to see what new posters they are selling. Once they are gone, they are gone forever. More

The place was a tad messy and looked like a working printshop, which it is. I enjoyed looking around. More

I think my expectations were a bit high for the experience at Hatch Showprint. Being a graphic artist I was expecting a wonderful reimmersion in old fashioned typesetting. It is a wonderful relic of a bygone age but is primarily a store front with rather complacent staff. The printing shop fills the back section of the room, but there isn't... More