Upcoming!

The 2027 edition of the Ch’town Zine Fest is coming November 7 to the Charlottetown Library Learning Centre.

2027 Exhibitors

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Allison L Billings is an artist, arts educator and writer originally from Ontario, now living near Saint John, New Brunswick. She creates text based visual art and illustrated creative non fiction essays. Her work often explores grief, particularly partner loss due to suicide, and is overrun by rabbits.

Art By Ad Flo | Adam Florian lives in Charlottetown spending his free time creating comic books and graphic novels! If he's not creating, he's not living.

c. is a big oafish galoot selling original art pieces, zines, stickers, etc.

Calvin Ching | I’m an artist selling self-published short comics that I have written and drawn with my two mitts.

Camille Perron-Cormier is an artist based in Moncton, New Brunswick. A graduate of the Université du Québec en Outaouais comics program, she has illustrated several children’s books and created the Crapaud et Romarin/ The Witches of Willbrook comics. She also leads comic workshops to share her love of the genre!

CassCass | I'm Cass ☺︎ I draw comics and other cute nonsense

Charlottetown Comics Club | Gathering weekly since 2016, The Charlottetown Comics Club exists as a loose collective of cartooning appreciators and enthusiasts of all stripes. The club works on a fluid sense of members needs - as workshop, discussion/support group, and general appreciation society. Members participate in club projects, exchange narrative and drawing ideas and techniques, and contribute to club publications.

Christina White Art is an island artist with a passion for illustrations and paintings.

Conundrum Press | Publishing literary graphic noves and zine collections. Celebrating 30 years!

Copy Shop Books & Studio designs, produces, and publishes books and printed matter about and in close collaboration with artists and other creatives.

Donald R Price | Crusty comix + printed stuff

Evan Furness is an interdisciplinary artist from rural Epekwitk whose work explores connections between the everyday, the uncanny, his rural experience and wider popular culture. His practice uses immediate methods of image making such as self published zines, observational drawings and paintings, cellphone videos and audio, combined with intentionally restrictive, often arduous, and durational parameters that define the work. Integral to his practice is a DIY approach, keeping handmade and low tech approaches as a central focus of his practice.

Freckled Folk Co. is simply an artist's dream to bring her doodles to life. Creating characters with dynamic and diverse backgrounds, unique loves, quirks and struggles.

Hame | Zines, comix, & zine-making materials

Jane Affleck / Intertidal Arts writes and draws in unceded Epekwitk/PEI. She makes comics and zines, and sometimes prints and postcards of her watercolour paintings that depict beings who live in the intertidal zone. Two new zines will be featured at the Ch’town Zine Fest in fall 2026: one called "June/Júní" that contrasts a month in Iceland with violent global events, and another called "Lefties," comprising a series of different animals drawn with her left (non-dominant) hand juxtaposed with slogans/phrases from/about left-wing politics (e.g., “Eat the rich,” “Believe women,” etc.).

Jordan Beaulieu is an artist whose work combines drawing and poetry. She is also a freelance book designer and the co-creator of the Ch’town Zine Fest.

Julie Bull & Charity Becker are poetry pals who enjoy creating and sharing all things poetry. Julie is a poly-disciplinary artist who creates in the literary, visual, and performance arts. Charity is a teacher, poet, and crafter.They both live in Charlottetown on the unceded territory of the Mi’kmaq people.

Carter Ross is a trans artist who uses his art (zines & relief prints) to talk about things important to them such as queerness, identity, mental illness, and political issues. This will be Carter’s 5th (!!) year vending at Ch’town Zine Fest and they are so excited to be a part of it every year.

karyllustre | Based in Moncton, New-Brunswick, I'm an artist in my spare time with a diploma in graphic design. I'm interested in sharing both the many things I enjoy (travel! puzzles! thrifting! horror! videogames!) and the things I find important (the current socio-political climate, mental health, climate change, and plenty more).

Kat Barclay / Silent Panic Publishing is an independent zine publisher producing locally designed and printed works focused on grief, photography and solidarity with Palestine. Stop by to explore a range of publications, including the latest release, Nice Deck: Tarot.

Katie Strongman is an illustrator who creates zines and handmade sketchbooks.

Kim Endell is an avid creator and a zine savant. They attempt to turn all they touch into zines; their cats are sick of being photocopied so are organizing to unionize for better Feline Companion workplaces. *no cats were injured, harmed, nor were their employment rights breached in the production of any of Kim's zines. When Kim is not making zines, they are creating robot dioramas, collaging, making artist trading cards, painting, and cooking Indian food.

Laura K. Watson is an artist and writer. She makes zines, prints, cards, calendars, stickers, and other printed goods that feature hand-lettered poetry and illustrations in coloured pencil. She also works in book illustration and is currently Tantramar’s poet laureate. Her work can be found at www.laurakwatson.com or @laura.k.watson on Instagram.

Letter to Amanda makes zines that share personal stories, analysis, and advice, from a queer and feminist perspective, on topics like peeing outside, online dating, communicating with cats, making popcorn, women’s orgasms, walking, and how to make friends. Her work aims to connect people with radical and transformative information, stories, and pleasure and to expand and queer understandings of gender, sex, and relationships.

Liam McKenna Art and Comics is a high school english and social studies teacher who makes comics and draws pictures in his spare time. He released the graphic novel Release Barabbas! in 2019, and most recently completed a short story one-shot, Chatterbox in the fall of 2025. His comics, zines, and prints will be available at Charlottetown Zine Fest '26!

Magill Foote / Taiga Interactive | Purveyors of printed works, Taiga Interactive specializes in zines, art, and amusements for all.

Marcus Dénommé / Veins & Arterys is a graphic artist from the Timiskaming region of North Eastern Ontario. Their practice is focused on the stamp and stencil as a tool for developing a graphic/visual language, and disseminating information democratically. Dénommé is the publication designer and editor of the Veins & Arterys book press. On one occasion, they used a slim jim to sneak into a studio and finish printing that summer’s publication.

Maureen Murray | Hi! I am a print maker and create linocut art inspired by nature, especially PEI's flora and fauna.

Megan Dorrell / Seagulls and Crows creates colourful, irreverent pieces made from reclaimed, recycled and new materials.

Michelle MacCallum

Needham Artist Collective is currently based out of Fredericton, New Brunswick, and is comprised of individuals who seek to make receiving feedback on all Art as accessible as possible. The collective produces a barrier free zine and radio show both titled “Movies In Your Head.” If you’re looking for another pair of eyes to edit your work, look no further than our email needhamartistcollective@gmail.com.

Patrick Allaby is a graphic novelist living in Sackville, New Brunswick. His work focuses on illness and consumerism. He has published two books with Conundrum Press—Martin Peters (2019), and The Water Lover (2021)—and self published four more—The Life I Want (2022), Customer Service (2024), Making the Life I Want (2025), and Ontario and Back (2026). Customer Service won the 2025 Pigskin Peters award at the Doug Wright Awards for the best small or micro-press book.

Pegamoose Press | Where offbeat comics take flight! Graphic novels by Troy Little and Brenda Hickey.

Dawn Davis / playerprophet is a Halifax-based comic proofreader by day and a weird little crafter by night. Featuring zines on local plants, collage poetry, cats, and fancomics.

PoorlyDrawnProclivity | a display of amphibious inclinations, manifesting themselves in zine and stickers

Queen Square Press | We are Peter Rukavina and Lisa Chandler, and Queen Square Press is our small publishing house. Through the press we design, produce, and publish books, zines, and both letterpress and fine art prints.

Rachel Thornton is an artist and arts worker living in Sackville, NB, within Mi’kma’ki. In their practice, Rachel explores connections between the body, astronomy, speculative fiction and the history of science through collage, zines and digital projects. In 2015 they founded the Teeny Tiny Zine Library at Mount Allison University and continue to be a part of its collecting and programming.

Ramon Sierra | Weird comics, zines and prints inspired by UFO, Aliens and other bizarre things.

Sandy Carruthers is a comic book creator from Prince Edward Island. His past comic work includes Invaders from Mars, Captain Canuck and Men in Black. He is currently owner of Sandstone Comics, an Island based publisher producing works such as Dark Sanctuary (with writer Dave Stewart) and Century Man (with Andrew Clark). He is currently working with various artists and writers throughout the Maritimes to produce DARK COAST, a horror anthology all set in Atlantic Canada. Both DC #3 & 4 will be premiering at Ch'town Zine Fest 2026! He'll also be selling custom-made sketches and original art.

Shawnda Wilson / Mouffette Arts Publishing House is a visual artist, poet, and writer of fiction. Publications: Some Kind of Loving (novella), Recently included in the Greater Victoria Public Libraries Local Authors launch (EPub), Hole: A Queer Anthology: (W)hole, Quagmire Magazine: Coverless Manhole, Second Prize inaugural poetry competition, Island Writer: Snowy Morning, Portal Magazine: Reject, Portal Magazine: Auto/Graphic , Stories Less Spoken (podcast), Darius and the Joshua Tree, Muses on a Tight Rope: poetry, The Ants of Elve Hotel: Anthology, Four Minutes to Midnight: Issue 7 won the Best English-Language Zine; Awards: Create Anti-Racism Festival, Stop! And Think award for Black Mike 2020; Performances: Guest Facilitator Poetry Workshop, Skills Recovery Program - Salvation Army Dec 13th 2022, Federation of BC Writers Spotlight Series, Featured reader for Victoria Writers Society Nov 29th 2022, Planet Earth Poetry, Poetic Opener for Tyler Pennok Oct 7th 2022, Feb 2021

Terry Betts / Moosefactory Arts | Small batch runs of hand screen printed and dyed clothing, limited run prints and stickers.

SUNSCAD Zine Press | The SUNSCAD zine press is dedicated to promoting and publishing the political as well as the creative. Our mandate is to distribute free zines and assist those who need it in printing and assembling their own zines. We distribute student works free of charge and produce in-house art and student-focused zines. Topics range from anarchism to DIY, gender and sexuality to nature, hobbies to history and so much more.

Theodore Magnus’s work centres around experimentation with alternative processes and mediums working within printmaking, photography, drawing and textiles. His work is grounded by an exploration of his relationship with slow living, mental health, queerness, and spirituality.

White witch cottage | Angry feminist rage energy art and chickens.

Will Baker | Handmade art zines, prints and objects. Experiments in abstraction, images from the road, bits and pieces from my junk drawer to yours.

Zac Thompson is the writer of over 50 comics. He is known for blending biting social commentary with grotesque horror.

Zoe Novaczek | Zines, stickers, small comics, local flavor.

Zygote Coyote creates surrealist trading cards, photography zines, and DIY tabletop games.