Celebrating its fifth year with birthday banners and a party atmosphere, the Scranton Zine Fest on Saturday, June 13 at the Tripp Park Community Center in Scranton was a colorful gathering of artists, zinesters, distros, indie publishers, designers, writers, musicians, and more.
In addition to vendors sharing their work, the free festival also included workshops, food, and live music from Karate Camp, Robert Stevens, Chris “C-Rock” Roberts, Ed Cuozzo from A Social State, Patrick McGlynn from Blinded Passenger, and Pity Party, who closed out the all-day event around 6 p.m.
