Come experience the first annual Southern Oregon Zine Fest!
Whether you are well versed in zine culture or not, this fest will have something for everyone. Zines (zeens) are DIY/homemade/self-published books and comics. Peruse vendor tables, learn about what the local zine community has to offer, contribute to a collaborative zine, and stick around for a free workshop!
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Flurries of beefy snowflakes briefly blanketed Ashland houses, yards and streets Saturday morning, before melting away as swiftly as they came. A brighter day is just ahead, as forecasts call for clouds to decrease Sunday, but it’ll be hold-on-to-your-hats Monday evening as high winds are expected to blow into town.
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