The Morecambe and Lancaster Zine Library presents …. Zine-making Club!

Zine Club has official themed zine nights on the last Monday of each month 6-8pm, with informal meets in between.

Bring ideas, make zines and add to the library.

The Morecambe and Lancaster Zine Library is an upcycled dartboard in an alcove in the Gregson Café Bar. It’s a resource for creativity, connection, a hub of quiet activism and an antidote to social media. It links Morecambe & Lancaster through two hubs at the Gregson Centre and the Good Things Collective Studios.

You can deposit or borrow a zine, bring it back or pass it on. You can read the zines over a drink or take the ‘Case for Making Zines’ to your table, make your own to add to the library.

WHAT IS A ZINE??
Pronounced ‘zeen’ as in magazine – a zine is a small-circulation, Do-it-Yourself booklet or magazine. Zines come in all shapes and sizes and can be about the stuff that’s not shared elsewhere.

Zine Making : Zine making can be a form of craftivism. A space to spark ideas and – through paper folding, doodling, cartooning, collaging & printing – to share and explore the complexities of being human.

Zine Reading : A circular process of exchange and dialogue with no distinctions between the readers and writers, with one encouraging the other.

This group meets monthly (on the last Monday of the month) with informal meet ups on the Mondays in between – check the events page before coming along, or contact mlzinelibrary@gmail.com