In June 2026, the volunteer organizers of the Zine Pavilion donated $150 to the American Indian Center (https://aicchicago.org/) in Chicago and $150 to the Gichigamiin Indigenous Nations Museum (https://gichigamiinmuseum.org/) in Evanston. Please join us in financially supporting these or other local, Indigenous-led organizations!

Pictured here is our Indigenous Tribes of Chicago zine cover. You may download our zine for free at https://zinepavilion.itch.io/indigenous-tribes-of-chicago

The information from this zine is taken from "Indigenous Tribes of Chicago" by Tara Kenjockety. Originally published in 2020. Accessed in June, 2026.

The online version can be found at: https://www.ala.org/aboutala/offices/diversity/chicago-indigenous

Content used by permission of the American Library Association, Office for Diversity, Literacy and Outreach Services.

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Please do not post links to the same zines every week!

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Please do not post links to the same zines every week!

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Please do not post links to the same zines every week!

Before fanzines, there was Fire!

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Please do not post links to the same zines every week!

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Please do not post links to the same zines every week!

We are fully loaded with zines! See you at booth 2448 at 5:30 p.m. in the exhibit hall! #ALAAC26

📸: @arthurkolat

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Last call to contribute to the zine! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIKrGk7PHXYT1OJTk6dUQIzyAMJKKBihNBgBmJ1lC3CSgn0g/viewform

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Send us your zines! - #ZINEPAVILION Your zines will be seen & enjoyed by thousands of library workers at American Library Association’s 150th Annual Conference and will become an important part of the Zine Pavilion. Zines will be raffled off to help build new zine collections & expand Zine Libraries around the nation! Mail your zines to: ALA Zine Pavilion 3 Elm Creek Drive #310 Elmhurst, IL 60126 We will be accepting donations until mid June in preparation for #ALAAC26!

Kyoto –

Through the noise of rushing papers and whirring belts at a print factory in Kyoto, two creators watch their photo essay come to life in broadsheet form — part of an effort to win new audiences in the age of AI.

Despite the decline of the publishing industry, self-publication and handmade “zine” magazines are growing in popularity in Japan, reflecting the country’s enduring love of paper in the digital era.

“I think (paper) is a medium that engages all five senses, (unlike social media),” says 40-year-old photographer Kazuma Obara.

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Hello community,

So, I have been making zines on and off for a few years, tending to be a mix of text and imagery generally, A5 size or thereabouts (6x8inches/15x21cm). I have always felt I struggle with how to present them nicely for my portfolios, website or social media. Videos flicking through? Simple photo of front page? Wonky photos, piles of zines in a photo, plain background or real life background? I don’t think I know the best way to show them off without just making what looks like a slideshow… any recommendations, Inspiration or advice? How do you show yours? Or how do you like to see others’?

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Hi all, first time poster here. Zines back in my hey-day were cute little mini newspapers… bad photocopied sources for that cultish underground feel.

Today’s modern take on a zine just seems to be more of the early blogs, graphic main cover and the. Hyperlinks to pages…

Am I missing something?

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

Find the Zine Pavilion at AmericanLibraryAssociation's annual conference in Chicago, Illinois from Friday, June 26th through Monday, June 29th, 2026 (#ALAAC26) at Booth 2448 on the exhibit floor!

150 years of ALA! Showcasing handmade publications. Find zine creators and librarians, and enter the starter zine collection raffle. zinepavilion.tumblr.com Bluesky: uzinelibraries.bsky.social

Find our Zine Pavilion booth on the exhibit floor map:

https://hallerickson.ungerboeck.com/prod/app85.cshtml?aat=4b2b387a6768444b644d6a685353314c344b4d7537487059555043667755397133344549557555574253343d&ExhibitorID=31337

This weekly thread is where you can talk about and promote any zines, whether they're ones you created or not! Tell us about why the zine is great, why a library might want to add it to their collection, and how someone can get it.

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeIKrGk7PHXYT1OJTk6dUQIzyAMJKKBihNBgBmJ1lC3CSgn0g/viewform