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Description

Explore the quirky creativity of small, independent publications known as “zines” (pronounced zeens and short for “magazines”).

This is an informative hands-on workshop focused on a few zine-making techniques, specifically collaborative zines and mini-zines. Students will learn a bit about the history of zines as well as current incarnations we will make together that may incorporate drawing, collage, and stamping.

Students will leave with two zines: one that is made collaboratively by the workshop participants and a mini-zine of their own!

All materials and supplies are included in the cost of this workshop. You are welcome to bring some of your own stickers, stamps, or paper clippings to incorporate in your zines if desired.

No previous experience is necessary. Pre-registration is required.

About the Instructors:

Lauren Anzaldo and Scott Satterwhite help to operate the zine archive at 309 Punk Project. Scott has been producing zines for more than 20 years. Lauren and Scott both are educators and writers with plentiful experience teaching and creating DIY arts projects.

While you’re visiting the museum, be sure to explore the 309 House Show Annual Artist-in-Residence Exhibition, on view at the PMA from August 28 – November 29, 2026.

To learn more about the 309 Punk Project’s work, please visit: https://www.309punkproject.org. 

Don’t miss 309 Punk Project’s 2nd annual HalloZine Fest coming up on October 29 & 30, 2026, sponsored by the Foo Foo Festival!