ABQZF13 at Sanitary Tortilla Factory, Downtown Albuquerque!

DAY of DISTROS is a virtual fundraiser for ABQZF! Visit participating distros on the Summer Solstice (June 21) between Noon and the stroke of Midnight (we’ll share the list with you, soon)! Buy some zines using the discount code: DAYOFDISTROS2024 and receive 5% off! ABQZF will receive a portion of each sale. It’s THAT easy!

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Welcome to ABQZF10! This year we’re hosting virtual zine events and a pop-up store .

at La Esquinita in Barelas!

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Emma Noyes has kept daily illustrated journals for 10+ years. This practice has influenced her zines and her book, Baby Speaks Salish (2020). In this virtual workshop you will peek into Emma’s journals, hear her tips for journal keeping success, and try writing exercises centered on creative reflection.

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Emma Noyes (Sinixt band of the Confederated Tribes of the Colville Reservation) is an artist, researcher, and educator living and working in Spokane, WA. Emma has continued the story telling traditions of her family by finding new ways to depict characters of chaptix’/coyote stories with an emphasis on coyote’s wife, mole woman. Drawing inspiration from both sides of her family, she incorporates her appreciation for Scandinavian art and design as a nod to her danish heritage. She mainly works in brush and ink and also creates digital work. She has kept a daily journal full of illustrations for over ten years. Her book, Baby Speaks Salish (2020), was published by Scabland books and is available on the publishers website. Emma’s artwork is created in a little studio in the home where she lives with her partner (Jake), daughter (Maren), and mostly-good dog (Ketchpen). See Less

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One more chance to meet us at Zendo Coffee in Downtown Albuquerque! Come check out the Albuquerque Zine Library, drink great coffee, grab a burrito and hang out with us!

First come, first inked!! The amazing Jelly is hosting a tattoo fundraiser for us. Get a permanent keep sake from ABQ Zine Fest 10.
Tattoos must be no larger than palm size and only additional available color is RED. Prices depend on tattoo! Ranging $80-200.

Last Albuquerque Zine Library hang out before the fest! See you at The Tannex!

Stop by our table and make some zines with us!

¡Globalquerque! 2019 returns to the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque, NM USA on September 20 + 21 for its 15th Edition!

The amazing Jelly at Divine Eye is hosting a tattoo fundraiser for us! Soon we’ll share with you the ABQ Zine Fest flash sheet. Get a permanent keep sake from ABQ Zine Fest 9! Space and time are limited so watch this space and sign-up right away!

Stop by and read zines in the library!
@ The Tannex
1417 4th Street SW

an ABQZF9 pre-fest event!
ABQ ZINE FEST DANCE PARTY!!! @ TLAB (Tricklock) 110 Gold Ave SW, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87102
ABQ Zine Fest kicks off a month of pre-zine fest events with a 90’s- themed dance party! Saturday, September 7th, 7PM-10PM — $9 ($10 gets you a single admission and one raffle ticket!)
Raffle prizes! Zines! Photo Booth!!

Support ABQZF9!!!

It’s FIRST FRIDAY, and ABQ Zine Fest is taking over the sidewalk in from of Paradise Club Vintage Apparel and Goods, 115 7th Street NW, Downtown Albuquerque (Next to Corpus!) Grab a schedule of up-coming ABQZF9 pre-zine fest events, buy some rad zines, and hang out with us in Paradise!

Stop by our table! Make zines, and go on a little zine scavenger hunt!

The Bosque Chile Festival is a celebration of art, culture, and food of New Mexico, developed to showcase and honor New Mexican and Latino/Hispanic culture and agriculture in the middle Rio Grande Valley.