Every table holds something a person made by hand and priced so anyone could take it home - a hand-stitched booklet of personal essays, a risograph-printed collection of poems, political commentary, visual art, comics, fiction, and every hybrid in between. LAZF is one of the oldest and most cherished zine fairs in the country, running annually since 2010 and grown into a touchstone for Los Angeles's independent arts and publishing scene, with tabling artists coming from across the country to show their work. Admission is always free, every zine is priced accessibly, and the day extends past the table hall into workshops, readings, and community programming. This is the entry point for anyone who wants to understand what LA's independent creative community is actually making. Bring cash, small bills, and a bag, and plan to spend two to three hours minimum browsing. Check lazinefest.com for the 2026 venue and date - the Fest has moved locations across LA in recent years and typically announces early in the year.
Every table holds something a person made by hand and priced so anyone could take it home - a hand-stitched booklet of personal essays, a risograph-printed collection of poems, political commentary, visual art, comics, fiction, and every hybrid in between. LAZF is one of the oldest and most cherished zine fairs in the country, running annually since 2010 and grown into a touchstone for Los Angeles's independent arts and publishing scene, with tabling artists coming from across the country to show their work. Admission is always free, every zine is priced accessibly, and the day extends past the table hall into workshops, readings, and community programming. This is the entry point for anyone who wants to understand what LA's independent creative community is actually making. Bring cash, small bills, and a bag, and plan to spend two to three hours minimum browsing. Check lazinefest.com for the 2026 venue and date - the Fest has moved locations across LA in recent years and typically announces early in the year.
Every table holds something a person made by hand and priced so anyone could take it home - a hand-stitched booklet of personal essays, a risograph-printed collection of poems, political commentary, visual art, comics, fiction, and every hybrid in between. LAZF is one of the oldest and most cherished zine fairs in the country, running annually since 2010 and grown into a touchstone for Los Angeles's independent arts and publishing scene, with tabling artists coming from across the country to show their work. Admission is always free, every zine is priced accessibly, and the day extends past the table hall into workshops, readings, and community programming. This is the entry point for anyone who wants to understand what LA's independent creative community is actually making. Bring cash, small bills, and a bag, and plan to spend two to three hours minimum browsing. Check lazinefest.com for the 2026 venue and date - the Fest has moved locations across LA in recent years and typically announces early in the year.
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