Cooper-Young events tend to happen at breweries, out on the street during a neighborhood festival, or at a maker market where local shops set up side by side. We bring a press, a DTF station or a hat bar and print shirts, caps and merch in front of the crowd, about two minutes a shirt.
A brewery gives us a corner of the taproom or a spot on the patio, so we check early that our two circuits aren't shared with the coolers. A street festival is a tent job, which means shade, weights, rain cover and usually a generator. The kit ships freight from Fullerton and the crew lands a day early.
Stations for a Cooper-Young crowd
- Live screen printing: a festival design pulled in front of the line, one or two colors.
- Live DTF: full-color art from a local illustrator, printed to order.
- Live hat bar: a brewery release where people build their own cap.
- Promo & hard goods: printed totes for market shoppers.
Overton Square is just north. We also cover Downtown & Convention Center, Beale Street, South Main Arts District, Overton Square, and the rest of Memphis.
Brewery or street tent: 10×10 ft per station, two circuits that aren't feeding the coolers, and cover if it's outside.
Send the brewery or festival, the date and a headcount, and we'll have an itemized quote to you within 24 hours.