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Zine Workshop

  • Jun 11
  • 1 min read

A creative workshop with Jenny Wilke

Organised by Riverside Education

Saturday, 15th August, 10am to 1pm

$28 per participant. Sponsorships available.

Bookings essential. Limited to 12 participants (12 years and up).

Book Now Bookings close Friday, 14th August at 2pm

For all questions, please contact: education@riverside.org.nz

At Riverside Centre (Kotahitanga Room)


Become a zinester—express yourself and share your voice through zines!


A zine is a short, community-oriented mini publication (like a fanzine): creative, self-made, and typically non-commercial. It’s a powerful way to get your ideas outside mainstream media—without algorithms—while building connection through tangible keepsakes.


In this hands-on workshop, you’ll turn your thoughts into a zine using just one sheet of paper. You’ll create an original “master flat” (easy to photocopy if you want) and bind your pages into a simple pamphlet using folds, sewing, tape, or staples.


Write poems, lists, jokes, stories, or observations—and pair them with drawings, photos, collages, found objects, or any mix of words and images. Your zine can be narrative, journalistic, comic-like, or abstract—your choice!


Bring paper, pictures, or texts you’d like to use; all other materials are provided.


This workshop will take place in the Riverside Centre.


Limited to 12 participants  (12 years and older). Bookings are essential. Bookings close Friday, 14th August at 2pm. Book Now


This workshop is proudly sponsored by the Riverside Community Trust. Please contact Tanja (at education@riverside.org.nz) for workshop questions or to ask about sponsorship options.


Zine Workshop poster

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