The first Cambridge Anarchist Book Fair
Books, ideas & solidarity — open to all.
A free, all-day gathering of radical presses, distros and zine-makers — with talks, workshops, a kids’ corner and a donations café. Run by volunteers, open to everyone, no gods and no masters.
About the fair
A day of reading, talking and organising.
The fair brings together the people who keep radical print alive — small presses, distros, archives and mutual-aid projects — alongside talks, hands-on workshops and a lot of good conversation. There’s nothing to buy a ticket for and nobody in charge: it’s organised by a volunteer collective and runs on donated time, free tables and the café tin.
Read who we are & how it works →Workshops
All workshops →Zine-making 101
Cut, fold and photocopy your way to a finished zine. Materials provided, no experience needed.
Read →Know your rights: police, protest & the law
Practical legal know-how for protests and direct action.
Read →Screen-printing your own patches
Pull your own screen-printed patch to take home.
Read →Programme
A taste of the day in the Main Hall.
Talks and panels run all day in the Main Hall, with workshops next door in the Annexe and storytelling in the Kids' Corner.
Full programme →Stalls all under one roof
See all stallholders →Gallery
Getting here
Getting to the fair.
Venue and travel details are still being confirmed — check back soon, or join the mailing list and we’ll let you know as soon as they’re set.