Hutterian Brethren Sign Design

 Besides farming and manufacturing Hutterites use their creativity and thrive in a number of other industries as well.  Located at Baker Colony, MacGregor, Manitoba, HB Sign Design is a relatively new enterprise.  

 

 

 

 

 

New upstart business? 
Logo design, business cards, signs or decals -
whatever your printing needs.

 

Family farm, business or cottage sign? 
We can create a variety of designs or mock-ups to capture your personal look or style.

 

Unique print or art project?  
Let us help with brainstorming, design options and ideas.  We print labels, decals, stickers, booklets - big or small we are happy to help out with any print project.

 

Home or Office decor? 
Wall art, canvas, posters, family photos, greeting cards -
variety of options, styles at very affordable prices.

 

Box 40  MacGregor,  MB  R0H 0R0

Ph. (204) 272.5132 

           (204) 272.5132      

       (204) 252.2437 

            (204) 252.2437     

Fax. (204) 252.2381  

E. tmaendel@gmail.com

 

 

 

A glimpse at some of their exceptional work:

 

 

 

 

 

A Hutterite's Response to 'American Colony'

On May 29th, the first of ten episodes of “American Colony: Meet the Hutterites” aired on National Geographic Channel. A film crew, associated with Colin Avenue Inc. spent months filming the King Ranch Hutterite Colony from the Dariusleut branch of Hutterites near Lewistown, Montana...

Here's the rest of this response by a fellow Hutterite regarding this series, along with some interesting comments. I thought I should post this now, as it's only a matter of time, till someone asks me about it. I'm grateful for this well thought out response and I could not have said it better myself! Thanks Mark!

However, if you've seen 'American Colony' and still have questions or comments, feel free to post your thoughts. I'll do my best to clarify things if need be.

'Sharing our World'

Portage hosted the third annual 'Share our World' yesterday. And once again we were part of it. It's a chance for different cultures in the area to share their world with others. Each ethnic group has a booth where they can show artifacts, cultural clothes, artwork... People can also bring food, for people to sample. Some performed songs, music and dances for the audience. It was wonderful to be a part of this and see so many sights, sounds, tastes from various cultures, all in one room.

When we were part of it last year, I wrote this post God Keep our Land.