Zine making is a versatile process that can pull together ideas, encourage collaboration, function as a method of self care and act as a vehicle for accessibility.

Grrrl Zine Workshops discuss and digitally explore the history of zine making, particularly within feminism, and contemporary zine culture.

Grrrl mini zines guide participants through simple paper folding to different binding techniques. We also cover how to create a zine digitally and a variety of printing methods.

All materials are provided in a portable workshop kit.

Free – booking recommended to avoid disappointment. Numbers will be limited to allow for social distancing.

About the Artist

Lu Williams is a queer, working class artist living and working in Essex. They create cross disciplinary artworks, events and printed matter with a focus on DIY culture, workshops, intersectional feminism and working class culture. Lu runs Grrrl Zine Fair which celebrates contemporary feminism though zines, live events, practical workshops and a pop up library that tours the world.

About the Venue

The Pop Up Club is a community. They take empty spaces and make them beautiful – not just aesthetically, but through their values we champion: sustainability, diversity, uniqueness, and affordability. You can find them in Bond Street, Chelmsford (next to Foyles).

Find out more about The Pop Up Club