Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair 2026

Friday, 18 September to Sunday, 20 September

Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair 2026

Short url: 

https://squ.at/r/cowr

Save the date for Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair September 18-20th in Asheville, NC!

Dear anarchist writers, publishers, zinesters, and propagandists! We invite and encourage you to submit your vendor applications for the 2026 Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair (ACAB), taking place September 18th through 20th on Cherokee land in Asheville, NC.

Building on our experience in 2025, our intention is to host a regionally focused version of the bookfair, however we welcome and encourage the participation of vendors from all bioregions and across all imaginary borders. Vending will occur on Saturday, September 19th in a space that is outdoors, covered, and centrally located.

We invite you to describe your media project, radical press, anarchist periodical or local community organization on this form. We are excited to uplift vendors exploring the intersections of liberatory anti-colonial, anti-fascist and ecological resistance in past and present timelines of struggle.

Due to limited space and capacity, we will not be accepting craft-focused vendors at this time. While we welcome all interested comrades to apply, we will prioritize limited space for those with whom we have already built community trust and relationships.

Deadline: August 15th
Application form: https://cryptpad.fr/form/#/2/form/view/KAkPXJM50LuHK4BEwT5IFe2NrKRebLnV33RDKoO6Qpo/

Another Carolina Anarchist Bookfair, Asheville, NC
ACABookfair@riseup.net
https://acabookfair.noblogs.org/
https://radar.squat.net/en/ACABookfair

Date & Time: 

Friday, 18 September, 2026 (All day) to Sunday, 20 September, 2026 (All day)

Is this a callout or mobilisation?: 

  • national callout

Category: 

  • book shop/info shop/library
  • course/workshop
  • discussion/presentation
  • exhibition
  • meeting

We are facilitating this book fair within a dominant culture of white supremacist hetero-patriarchy built on numerous interconnected systems of oppression. We know that power often replicates itself in radical and subcultural spaces, even when participants are committed to liberation.

categories: 

  • book shop/info shop/library / course/workshop / discussion/presentation / meeting

We are a collectively-owned radical bookstore and community event space in Asheville, North Carolina. Since 2008 we've supported grassroots movements in Southern Appalachia while developing a workplace on the basis of cooperation, empowerment and equity.

categories: 

  • book shop/info shop/library / course/workshop / discussion/presentation / meeting

opening times: 

Closed Tuesday & Wednesday