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ARCH: Hallo'zine Making Workshop

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Collage-style graphic reading “Hallo’Zine” in colorful cutout lettering against a spooky orange autumn background with bare tree branches, fall leaves, a glowing jack-o’-lantern, and a pumpkin-themed drink.
ARCH: Hallo'zine Making Workshop In-Person

Get into the spirit of spooky season and discover the world of zines with ARCH, UAlbany’s student literary journal!

Whether you’re brand new to zines or looking for new ways to bring your ideas to life, this hands-on workshop will introduce you to zine-making, DIY publishing, and the creative possibilities of the format. Learn about tools and software you can use to create your own zines, then put what you’ve learned into practice and start making!

No previous zine-making experience is needed. Come ready to create, experiment, and learn more about the wonderfully weird world of zines.

Date:
Wednesday, October 28, 2026
Time:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Time Zone:
Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
Creative Technologies Makerspace (Map )
Campus:
The Uptown Campus
Presenter:
James Searle, ARCH, Patrick Dodson, Ryan Clow
Audience:
  Undergraduate and Graduate Students  
Categories:
  Programs     Workshop/Seminar  

Event Registration Only

Registration is required. There are 28 seats available.

This event is part of the University Libraries' Campus Collaborations fall series - Cut, Copy, & Paste: Zines are the Theme at the Library. This fall, the University Libraries invite students to explore the creative, political, and hands-on world of zines through a series of workshops, presentations, and community events. Participants will learn about zine history, bookbinding, DIY publishing, creative tools, and UAlbany’s growing zine community. Whether you are new to zines or already making your own, these events offer opportunities to create, share, and connect with others interested in self-publishing and independent expression.