DC Zinefest This Sunday!!
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Oct 19, 2021, 7:50:14 PM10/19/21
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Good Evening,
We've been hoping to make the announcement for weeks, but we are finally able to announce to the greater world that DC Zinefest is this Sunday!!! Why so late? A long strong and not very interesting.
The 11th Annual DC Zinefest features self-published zinesters from DC
and beyond. The Fest is a one-day independent event designed to provide a
space for zine-makers, self-published artists, and writers to share
their work with each other and the Washington, D.C., community.
**In the interest of having a more covid-safe event, we're holding the Fest outdoors at the Brookland Arts Walk this year and requiring everyone to wear masks.**
FREE & Open to the Public! All Ages!
The DC Zinefest is a safer space, which means that it is intended to be a welcoming, engaging and supportive environment free of oppressive actions, behaviors, and language. Participants and attendees are asked to consider how their language and behavior impacts others in attendance. Racism, sexism, classism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, and other forms of discrimination will not be tolerated, in tabling material or at the Fest itself.
Accessibility: Brookland Arts Walk is an accessible space. There are no stairs and the Brookland metro includes an elevator. If you have any accessibility questions please send us an email at dczin...@gmail.com.
We suggest bringing CASH (and smaller bills are better!) for buying awesome zines.
How do I get there? Where can I park? More info: http://dczinefest.com/faq/
**In the interest of having a more covid-safe event, we're holding the Fest outdoors at the Brookland Arts Walk this year and requiring everyone to wear masks.**
FREE & Open to the Public! All Ages!
The DC Zinefest is a safer space, which means that it is intended to be a welcoming, engaging and supportive environment free of oppressive actions, behaviors, and language. Participants and attendees are asked to consider how their language and behavior impacts others in attendance. Racism, sexism, classism, ableism, homophobia, transphobia, and other forms of discrimination will not be tolerated, in tabling material or at the Fest itself.
Accessibility: Brookland Arts Walk is an accessible space. There are no stairs and the Brookland metro includes an elevator. If you have any accessibility questions please send us an email at dczin...@gmail.com.
We suggest bringing CASH (and smaller bills are better!) for buying awesome zines.
How do I get there? Where can I park? More info: http://dczinefest.com/faq/
Please respond with any questions you might have, and we look forward to seeing you there!
Best,
DC Zinefest Organizers
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