What's a Zine?

Workshop Overview:
Even if the term "zine" is new to you, chances are you’ve encountered one before. Emerging in the early 1900s, zines gave independent and amateur creators a way to share their ideas far and wide. Rooted in DIY spirit, community-building, and creative freedom, zines have long served as a voice for the marginalized, the nonconformist, and the activist.

In this workshop, you’ll explore the rich history of zines and craft one of your very own!

Common Questions:

Where is the workshop?
The workshop will be held at the museum, located at 218 W Main Street in downtown Salisbury.

Do I need to bring anything?
All supplies are included in the ticket price.

Where can I park and is it free?
Downtown parking is free up to two hours on weekdays and entirely free on weekends. The city has provided a parking map to help you find available spots: https://salisbury.maps.arcgis.com/apps/instant/basic/index.html?appid=f311511653ce4491addc51ca98732b56

If you have any further questions regarding the event, please reach out to the museum operations coordinator, Alexandra Kean: YW1rZWFuIHwgc2FsaXNidXJ5ICEgZWR1.

You may also like the following events from Museum of Eastern Shore Culture at Salisbury University:

• Next month, 25th February, 06:00 pm, "The Henry Hotel" Film Screening and Director Q&A in Salisbury
• This March, 11th March, 05:00 pm, Yarn Painting Workshop in Salisbury
• This May, 23rd May, 11:00 am, Crossroads Fiber Festival in Salisbury

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