Here’s a list of zine and DIY events coming up in the UK.
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Zine making to celebrate Bi-visibility Day. Exploring and recognising personal themes of biphobia, relationships and raising the profile of bisexual people's existance around the world. Creative Cafe is a safe, welcoming and judgement-free space to have a go at something new or bring existing projects with you. All sessions and materials are provided free of […]
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After last year's riproaring success, the Leeds Zine Fair is back. It's in the same place - the fabulous former church of Left Bank - for a massive celebration of zines, self publishing, radical politics and DIY culture. There will be a wealth of stuff going on with 50+ stalls, workshops, a Zine in a […]
Come and join us in the centre of Manchester for a weekend of waterside entertainment. Discover art, music and creative technology on the canal during this new 2-day fun filled, exploratory and innovative festival. Build an underwater robot, make a floating digital artwork, participate in a giant canal game. Enjoy the canal by boat or explore below […]
As part of our birthday celebrations, we're running a zine and community fair! Want to run a stall? Email hello@diyspaceforlondon.org with details of the stall. Evening entertainment TBC.
Join Margate based artists Steve Alan, Jo Murray and Bob Henderson for a zine making workshop where you can walk away with your very own creation. They’ll lead you through the world of homemade self published magazines, where you’re the editor and cut’n’paste is done with scissors, not CTRL + C. In preperation for Strange […]
TYPICAL GIRLS is a day and night of zines and music by women for all women, whether trans, cis or non-binary, to raise money and awareness for Women for Refugee Women. Please come and join in! **************************************** Bands until 11pm & DJs until 2am. Check back for details and get in touch if you want […]
We are pleased to announce that #BCZF will be returning to The Station on Silver Street, Bristol on Saturday 1st October 2016. More details to follow about the table application process, but in the mean time SAVE THE DATE!
Art Against the Grain presents Decolonise Not Diversify: a one-day festival to unpack and challenge dominant narratives. ‘The concept of diversity only exists if there is an assumed neutral point from which ‘others’ are ‘diverse.’ Putting aside for now the straight, male, middle-classness of that ‘neutral’ space, its dominant aspect is whiteness. Constructed by a […]
Self-Care Sunday is the perfect ending to cap off your Ladyfest MCR weekend. Dedicated to all things creative, it's a night to sit back, relax and let Ladyfest guide you in the art of taking care of you. Watch, learn, create as we bring you stand-up, spoken word, music, talks, crafts, zines and much, much […]
The return of Manchester & Salford Anarchist Bookfair
Saturday 15th October 2016 will see Lincoln's 1st annual zine fest! The fest will be held at the beautiful Central Library on Free School Lane, in easy reach of the bus and train stations. Please come along and support the DIY community of Lincoln and beyond!
Join us to mark the launch of the zine, celebrate female creativity and raise funds for a worthy cause! Along with the opportunity to mingle with some creative, like-minded people, come along to pick up a copy of the zine, enter our (rather incredible) raffle, jazz up your nails (if you fancy) and eat cake […]
As part of Made in Huddersfield 03. Contribute to our first Zine on the theme of Huddersfield. Share your best recommendations, memories, feelings, artwork and musings. Learn more about zines, what they are and how they're put together. Browse our extensive Zine Library for inspiration and create your own pages for the zine with a […]
Zines are small, self-made mini magazines that can be about anything – from what you did last week, to your personal, political and social life. In the 1990s, women involved in the punk rock scene formed feminist zine collectives in order to publish and share their experiences of prejudice and discrimination. At GWL we have […]