Cut Out Club: Creativity, Community & Zines

Zine making is everywhere right now. Simple, zines are magazines that are made non-commercially. These self-published booklets that have long been a powerful medium for self-expression, activism, and art. Through cutting, sticking, printing, copying, zines are a form of creativity and expression that's filling up our social feeds.

If you want to join in to the trend, Cut Out Club is the place for you.

🪴 What Makes Cut Out Club Special

Founded by Tasch (Assemblage Collective) and Iona (DeZiners), Cut Out Club is a growing creative community built around the art of zines.

Their monthly themed workshops at St Margaret’s House (supported by the Arts Council England) are designed to bring people together through creativity and reflection. Each session explores a new theme. From personal storytelling to environmental awareness, these workshops encouraging participants to explore new perspectives through cut-and-paste artistry. These workshops are an invitation to slow down, cut, collage, and connect. If you're looking for things to do in London, you've found the right place.

🗓️ Upcoming Workshops You Won’t Want to Miss

🎨 Print Your Own Wrapping Paper Workshop

📅 Date: 11th December

Unleash your inner designer and create your very own sustainable, hand-printed wrapping paper - perfect for the festive season or as a thoughtful eco-friendly gift idea.

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♻️ Upcycled Zine Workshop

📅 Date: 14th December

Join Tasch and Iona for a mindful afternoon of cutting, collaging and storytelling. Using reclaimed materials, you’ll craft an upcycled zine that reflects your unique voice and perspective. It's the ultimate sustainable Christmas fun.

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Both sessions are beginner-friendly, sustainability-focused, and a great way to reconnect with creativity while meeting like-minded makers.

💬 Join the Club

If you’ve been craving a creative outlet, Cut Out Club is your sign to dive in.

Follow @cut.out.club to stay updated on new themes, workshops and creative collaborations - and become part of a growing community of artists, activists, and dreamers using zines to spark change.