Our Lady of the Lake University welcomed more than 500 visitors to campus for the San Anto Zine Fest, a celebration of independent self-publishing, creativity and community.
Hosted by OLLU’s Visual and New Media Arts program, the event brought together artists, zinesters and supporters from San Antonio and beyond. Participating creators traveled from across Texas as well as California, Chicago, Indianapolis and Massachusetts to share their work, connect with fellow artists and celebrate the power of independently produced art and storytelling.
Throughout the event, attendees explored a wide range of zines, publications and creative works that reflected diverse perspectives, artistic styles and personal narratives. The festival created a welcoming space for artists and community members to exchange ideas, discover new voices and support independent makers.
The success of San Anto Zine Fest reflects the dedication of the Visual and New Media Arts program, event organizers, OLLU staff and the many student and community volunteers who helped make the day possible.
Thank you to everyone who contributed their time, talent and energy to bringing this vibrant event to the OLLU campus—and to the more than 500 visitors who joined us in supporting independent artists and self-publishing.