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Zine Fest Houston

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The annual Zine Fest Houston will feature programming during the day that includes “Zine Distros in the Digital Age: Releasing Your Work via Blockchain” presented by Conner Clifton, a lecture by Houston Anarchist Black Cross, a live podcast recording with Veer Queer, an all-inclusive LGBTQ+ podcast based out of Houston, and a screening of selected zine clips, as well as a teen zine workshop and animation workshop with DIY Animation Club.

Featured food vendors at this year's fest include Moon Rooster Food Truck, Food Music Life Food Truck and Chocolate Wasted Ice Cream Co.

Zine Fest Houston is a local volunteer-run organization and annual event dedicated to promoting zines, comics, and other forms of small press, alternative, underground DIY media and art. It is also a grassroots attempt to build the local zine, DIY, and alternative media scenes and form networks with media creators in other areas. ZFH is committed to providing accessible space to celebrate self-publishing and small presses, encouraging the distribution of independent art, writing, and media primarily through the medium of zines. The goal of the event is for attendees to discover new zines and be inspired to create their own DIY art and media projects.

The annual Zine Fest Houston will feature programming during the day that includes “Zine Distros in the Digital Age: Releasing Your Work via Blockchain” presented by Conner Clifton, a lecture by Houston Anarchist Black Cross, a live podcast recording with Veer Queer, an all-inclusive LGBTQ+ podcast based out of Houston, and a screening of selected zine clips, as well as a teen zine workshop and animation workshop with DIY Animation Club.

Featured food vendors at this year's fest include Moon Rooster Food Truck, Food Music Life Food Truck and Chocolate Wasted Ice Cream Co.

Zine Fest Houston is a local volunteer-run organization and annual event dedicated to promoting zines, comics, and other forms of small press, alternative, underground DIY media and art. It is also a grassroots attempt to build the local zine, DIY, and alternative media scenes and form networks with media creators in other areas. ZFH is committed to providing accessible space to celebrate self-publishing and small presses, encouraging the distribution of independent art, writing, and media primarily through the medium of zines. The goal of the event is for attendees to discover new zines and be inspired to create their own DIY art and media projects.

The annual Zine Fest Houston will feature programming during the day that includes “Zine Distros in the Digital Age: Releasing Your Work via Blockchain” presented by Conner Clifton, a lecture by Houston Anarchist Black Cross, a live podcast recording with Veer Queer, an all-inclusive LGBTQ+ podcast based out of Houston, and a screening of selected zine clips, as well as a teen zine workshop and animation workshop with DIY Animation Club.

Featured food vendors at this year's fest include Moon Rooster Food Truck, Food Music Life Food Truck and Chocolate Wasted Ice Cream Co.

Zine Fest Houston is a local volunteer-run organization and annual event dedicated to promoting zines, comics, and other forms of small press, alternative, underground DIY media and art. It is also a grassroots attempt to build the local zine, DIY, and alternative media scenes and form networks with media creators in other areas. ZFH is committed to providing accessible space to celebrate self-publishing and small presses, encouraging the distribution of independent art, writing, and media primarily through the medium of zines. The goal of the event is for attendees to discover new zines and be inspired to create their own DIY art and media projects.

WHEN

WHERE

Lawndale Art Center
4912 Main St.
Houston, TX 77002
https://www.zinefesthouston.org/

TICKET INFO

Admission is free.
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