Access at GZF

Glasgow Zine Fest is held across Tramway, Hidden Gardens, Glasgow Zine Library (GZL), and one event taking place at Inkling print and publishing studio. 

These are wheelchair accessible venues with disabled toilets available at Tramway, GZL, and Inkling. There are  various seating options throughout the venues.

For Tramway’s venue accessibility details visit their website: tramway.org/access.

For The Hidden Gardens’ venue accessibility details please visit their website: thehiddengardens.org.uk/explore/visit.

Accessibility information for other venues can be found on individual online event listings. 

We ask everyone who attends the Zine Fair to wear a mask unless medically exempt. Workshop participants can request mask wearing when booking a ticket, and if requested all participants are asked to do so if able to. Masks will be available from welcome desks at the festival. 

All in-person and online talks feature live captioning and BSL interpretation. In-person workshops offer BSL upon request. Online workshops have automated live captioning via Otter.ai, with live closed captioning and BSL available upon request.

All access requests can be made while booking via Eventbrite or you can contact events@glasgowzinelibrary.com. We will do our best to meet any requests but please know we are more able to meet requests made at least two weeks in advance. We may be in touch with you directly to discuss certain requests.

Please contact events@glasgowzinelibrary.com if you have any questions or feedback about accessibility at our events.

Quiet Space at GZF

Location: Tramway Studio @ Tramway

Opening hours: 10am - 7pm

Free and unticketed

Alongside Glasgow Zine Fest events, there is a free unticketed quiet space. This space has soft lighting, low noise levels, fans and comfortable seating. There will be a range of resources available that you may find supportive, including ear defenders, stimming toys, colouring books, zines to read, books about DIY, and zine-making materials.