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National Postal Museum to host guest artist program

The National Postal Museum in Washington, DC, is hosting a guest artist program with stamp artist Katie Kirk.

From June through October, five free programs will allow participants to learn about the process of designing and illustrating U.S. postage stamps.

The sessions — a mix of virtual and in-person events — will be held Tuesday, June 18; Thursday, July 25; Thursday, Aug. 8; Saturday, Sept. 14; and Thursday, Oct. 3.

The museum’s website has more information.

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