April 7, 2025

Borrego Springs Print Shop & Gallery for Sale

Share

Graphics You Can Trust: A Borrego Springs Staple for Sale


Graphics You Can Trust, the well-loved print shop and gallery centrally located in The Mall on Palm Canyon Drive, is officially for sale. A staple in the Borrego Springs community, this business has built a reputation for excellence in custom printing, logo design, branding, t-shirts, banners, and photo restoration.


This thriving print shop and gallery, established in 2016, is a cornerstone of the Borrego Springs community. Offering a wide range of services, including business cards, flyers, posters, banners, logos, brochures, and custom prints, this business has a stellar reputation and a loyal customer base.


The sale includes a valuable archive of client files dating back to 1997, making it easy to provide continuity for returning customers. The shop is fully equipped with professional tools, including Photoshop and Illustrator, ensuring a seamless operation for its new owner.


Asking Price: $200,000


The current owner is committed to a smooth transition and will remain part-time to help train and support the new owner. This is a turnkey opportunity to step into a well-established business that continues to thrive at the heart of Borrego Springs.


For more information, contact Ellen Fitzpatrick at 760-270-8569 or email graphicsyoucantrust@gmail.com.






Learn More About Borrego Springs

A man with long hair and a beard is standing in front of a logo for kevin key photography

Interview: Kevin Key Photography

By Jake Hinton • April 21, 2026
In Memory of Kevin Key: An Interview with a Photographer Who Saw Beauty in Forgotten Places Kevin Key has recently passed away. We were grateful to interview him and preserve some of his thoughts, stories, and advice here. This conversation offers a look at the way he saw the Salton Sea, Borrego Springs, and the creative life he built through photography. Who Was Kevin Key? Kevin Key was a full-time real estate and fine art photographer with a special focus on the Salton Sea and abandoned buildings. He began his career as a software developer, then transitioned to photography full-time in 2017 after his work caught the attention of Airbnb. His creative path was shaped by his interest in decaying places, dramatic landscapes, and night photography. While real estate photography became his primary income source, he also spent years documenting desert scenes, abandoned structures, and the haunting beauty of places many people overlook. His work stood out not just for its technical skill, but for the curiosity behind it. Kevin had a way of drawing attention to places that carried history, mystery, and change.

33,000 Pounds of Food Shared in One Day

April 19, 2026
More than 400 people served through a coordinated community effort at the CRC

Local Baker Marina Lopez Receives Soroptimist Support

April 18, 2026
Soroptimist awarded Marina Lopez $1,500 to help grow her baking business.

HEATWAVE is coming to The Gallery at The Palms

April 16, 2026
HEATWAVE arrives May 1 at The Gallery at The Palms

Sexually Violent Predator Hearing – Borrego Springs

April 16, 2026
Sexually Violent Predator Hearing – Borrego Springs

Marcia Forman Band Wraps BSCCA Season With Elementary Show

April 14, 2026
BSCCA Brings Music to Community and Students The Marcia Forman Band performed a free community concert on Sunday, April 12, at the Borrego Springs Library, followed by an interactive concert for local students on Monday morning. The Sunday performance provided open access to live music for the community, while the Monday program brought musicians directly into a school setting, where students experienced a more hands-on and educational presentation. Student concerts are a core part of what the Borrego Springs Community Concert Association (BSCCA) provides each season. In addition to public performances, the organization coordinates programs that introduce students to live music, instruments, and different styles in a structured environment. Founded in 1975, BSCCA is an all-volunteer nonprofit that produces concerts for the community while also supporting music education for local youth. The elementary school concert reflected that mission in action, connecting Borrego Springs students with professional musicians and live performance. Elizabeth Renner and Jinny Perrin, both retired music teachers and BSCCA board members, help guide the student programs by bringing hands-on music education and experience directly to local students. The weekend highlighted both sides of BSCCA’s work: expanding access to live music locally and creating meaningful exposure to the arts for the next generation.
Show More

Share This Post