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Location Link: Central Library Room Location: Level 7 Zine Room Registration Required: Registration is not required. Detailed Description: Drop by the Central Library and browse one of the world's largest collections of zines made in Seattle and beyond. About the ZAPP Zine Collection: ZAPP, the Zine Archive & Publishing Project, was a volunteer-run organization dedicated to preserving and promoting self-publishing in Seattle and beyond.
Originally part of Richard Hugo House, ZAPP collected and maintained a library of over 30,000 zines, minicomics and other self-published and small press titles. Richard Hugo House donated this collection to the Library in August 2017. Thanks to our sponsor The Seattle Public Library Foundation .
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Free and reduced access supported by 4Culture . Event Logistics: The ZAPP zine collection is located on Level 7 at the Central Library directly across from the elevators. View Zapp Zine Collection materials in the catalog.
Find out more about the Zine Collection . Contact Us: If you have questions about this event, Ask Us or call 206-386-4636. ADA Accommodations: We can provide accommodations for people with disabilities at Library events.
Please contact LEAP at least seven days before the event to request accommodations. All Library programs are free and open to the public. Explore the ZAPP Zine Collection of over 30,000 zines, minicomics, and other small press periodicals.
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