Photos by Monica McGivern

The Market

The SPF'21 market took place in-person on November 13, 2021, from Noon-6pm in FATVillage at the 529 and 531 NW 1 Avenue spaces. The Market spanned two spaces - the main warehouse and the annex room - with exhibitors from all over the state of Florida and beyond congregating to show, sell and exchange all kinds of print, book and zine media. Live demos, cold refreshments, the steamrolling event and food trucks on site as well.

The SPF Market is free and open to the public to attend.

SPF’21 Exhibitors

SPF Fort Lauderdale brings together a diverse cross-section of local artists, independent publishers and regional small presses in a giant warehouse in FATVillage to exhibit, share and trade creations in print, book and zine. We've broken down exhibitors into two sections:

Beach Front | the best real estate at the fair. Perfect for independent publishers, small presses, universities, collections and other institutional exhibitors. These double-wide spaces include a large table, 2 chairs and premo placement in a 10 x 6 ft area.

Zine Dunes | a gritty concentration of zine energy. Perfect for individual artists, printers, collectives and small organizations. These spaces are about 6 x 4 ft and are byo-table and chair.

SPF’21 Schedule

SPF’21 Workshops and Related Events

SPF’21 Team

Directors ☀️ Sarah Michelle Rupert and Ingrid Schindall

Coordinators ☀️ Katherine Arts, Sammi McLean, Tayina Deravile, Amber Frank, Carolina Gutierrez

Designer ☀️ Carolina Gutierrez

Videographer ☀️ Johnny Zhang

Photographer ☀️ Monica McGivern

Volunteers ☀️ Myona Clay, Ashley Kite, Mika Pinhasi, Tori Kuzmicki, Lesly Morales, Nicholas Wasguespack, Lenaia Powell, Anouck Benoit, Nyla Rivers, Ashley Bentov and Jillian Waddle.

SPF’21 Sponsors

Thanks to SPF’21 main supporters Broward Cultural Division, Florida Division of Cultural Affairs, Girls' Club and IS Projects.

Special thanks to SPF'21 community partners Laser Wolf, NSU Art & Design Department, Small Wine Shop and to Double Time Digital for helping us go big with our signage needs.

Giant thanks to our media partner Pure Honey Magazine for their help in spreading the SPF-word.

Funding for SPF'21 was provided in part by the Broward County Board of County Commissioners as recommended by the Broward Cultural Council and the State of Florida, Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs and the Florida Council on Arts and Culture and the National Endowment for the Arts.