Family Workshop - Zine Making
What makes this place home? Where are you favourite places and what makes them special? Celebrate Glasgow's 850th birthday, make your own zine, dedicated to all your favourite things about the city!
About Family Workshop - Zine Making
Join us this summer holiday, for a fun and family-friendly craft session.
What makes this place home? Where are you favourite places and what makes them special? Celebrate Glasgow's 850th birthday and make your own zine, dedicated to all your favourite things about our city!
No experience needed. All materials provided.
What is a Zine?
A zine is a small-scale, magazine or booklet. They're often made by hand, and anyone can make one! Zines are used for creative and artistic expression, and can cover any topic from personal stories to art, poetry, and music.
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This event is suitable for children aged 7+ with an accompanying adult.
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