£250.00
In this engaging 2 hour workshop we’ll cover the history of zine making before getting hands-on and teaching you how to create your own. Working with a variety of different materials, we’ll share information on the most popular forms of zine before walking you through how to make your own.
Through cutting, sticking, writing and tearing, you’ll learn the skills required to use the power of the printed page to share your message in a fast, accessible way. In this exciting new offering, we bring our many years’ worth of experience in delivering such workshops to you. Gather as a group of up to ten people and enjoy spending time together as you learn this new skill and work with us to unleash your inner zine publisher.
We kindly ask for travel costs to be covered if outside of Edinburgh.
Do I need to have experience of making zines to attend?
No; this workshop draws learnings from our work as publishers, designers and editors and is designed to be accessible regardless of experience or level.
How many people can attend this workshop?
Up to ten people may join the workshop.
Do you provide the venue and refreshments?
Not as standard; this workshop is designed for us to come to you. If you’d like us to organise a venue and refreshments, please get in touch via admin@boomsaloon.com to discuss.
Do you provide all materials?
Yes.
Are there any further costs?
We kindly ask for travel costs to be covered to venues outside of Edinburgh.
1 in 2 of us will be directly affected by dementia in our lifetimes; it is currently the leading cause of death in the UK. In spite of this, the general public are largely unaware of the dementia journey and how this can look for an individual following diagnosis.
Many people with dementia feel their voice is taken from them and their true lived experience is rarely recognised or appreciated amidst a plethora of sensationalised headlines, medical jargon or scaremongering.
Within this landscape, we collaborate with people with dementia and, together, play with words to give voice to their experience. We then share these words across our print publications, online features, newsletters and events – centring lived experience and using this to increase empathy and understanding in wider society too often presented with a flattened, singular narrative of dementia focussed on incapacity, loss and inability. Our work redresses this, unlocking and showcasing what people with dementia can do before sharing this to rewrite the narrative by centring lived experience.
At this pressing time, please support this vital project by purchasing from our shop or becoming a boom saloon member, with our thanks.
