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Expozine 2023

Expozine 2023, Saturday December 2 and Sunday December 3. 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. 1025 Bélanger (Église Saint-Arsène), Jean-Talon métro, accessible venue. Free admission. Here is the Expozine 2023 Facebook event ; you can also follow and share posts on the Instagram account, @expozinemtl , #expozine2023 !
Expozine is also organizing a conference on zine librairies and archives from November 28 - 30 2023, as well as the Expozine Awards Gala on Friday, December 1 and an Expozine 2023 closing party on December 3. Visit the 2023 page for more information!
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Expozine 2023 zine – archives conference

Expozine 2023 hosts its first small conference on Montreal’s zine archives and libraries from Nov. 28 – 30, free admission. Challenges in archiving and describing zine collections Nov. 28, 15:00 – 17:00, FARR, Fine Arts Reading Room, Concordia University EV-2.785, 1515 Sainte-Catherine O. (2nd floor). There are many challenges involved in archiving and describing collections…
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POP Reads 2023

POP Reads 2023 September 27 2023 19 : 00 – 20 : 30 Free ! Rialto Hall, 5711 du Parc (corner Bernard) (2nd floor – entrance just south of main Rialto Theatre entrance.)   Art POP and EXPOZINE present the 6th edition of POP Reads, an evening of readings presenting French and English Montreal authors,…
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DISTROBOTO LAUNCH 4 x 4 LITZINE

This special evening celebrates the launch of a new series of small bilingual litzines that will be sold in the Distroboto vending machine network as well as at ARCMTL fairs such as Expozine, Volume MTL and more. June 28, 2023 Cheval Blanc, 809 Ontario E., free 17h – 20h Facebook event. DISTROBOTO litzine 4 poems…
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Expozine 2013! , 5035 Saint-Dominique, Montréal, Québec, free admission!

 

EXPOZINE, Montreal’s small press, comic and zine fair, is also Canada’s largest zine fair and one of North America’s largest small press fairs! Over the course of one weekend each fall, some 270+ different vendors and creators of all kinds of printed matter (in both English and French) present and sell their works to nearly 15 000 visitors.