Illustration of Carolyn Swiszcz handing out zines at the art park.

Free Zines in the Park July 8 With Carolyn Swiszcz

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Come to the art park at the corner of Oakdale and Butler for a Free Zine event on July 8 from 6 to 8 p.m. Local artist Carolyn Swiszcz will be handing out zines and connecting with people to talk about art, West St. Paul, and more.

A zine is a small, self-published book. Swiszcz has been publishing her own Zebra Cat Zebra zine since 2017, and the latest issue focuses on Signal Hills:

Pace Automotive: Local, family owned auto repair. Personal, honest service.
The Signal Hills Shopping Center issue of the zine Zebra Cat Zebra by Carolyn Swiszcz

The event will feature other zines besides Zebra Cat Zebra and will include how to make your own zine. Mask wearing and social distancing is encouraged.

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