


Coming in costume encouraged.
Poster artist for 2025 is Beau Parsons
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Table applications will close 31st August 2025.
Hallozeen celebrates zinemakers launching freshly made Halloween zines.
To ensure the safety of everyone at Hallozeen, all stallholders must understand the following information & agree to the following non-negotiable rules.
Please read through them carefully before deciding if you can commit to tabling at Hallozeen:
Organised by Sticky Institute with Alex e Clark, supported by the City of Melbourne.
Poster artist for 2025 is Beau Parsons

Table applications will close 31st August 2025.
Hallozeen celebrates zinemakers launching freshly made Halloween zines.
Information & Rules
To ensure the safety of everyone at Hallozeen, all stallholders must understand the following information & agree to the following non-negotiable rules.
Please read through them carefully before deciding if you can commit to tabling at Hallozeen:
- Submitting a stallholder application does not guarantee you a table at Hallozeen 2025.
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Stallholders must provide your legal first name, legal surname, email address & phone number in the application form.
- Only registered stallholders are allowed to table at the fair.
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Solo zinesters are allocated half a standard-sized trestle table with one (1) chair. A half-table stall allows a maximum of one (1) adult stallholder & cannot be shared.
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Zine distros are allocated a full standard-sized trestle table with one - two (1 - 2) chairs. Zine distros are allowed a maximum of two (2) adults at their stall.
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An adult accompanying minors under the age of 16, will be allocated a full table with two - three (2 - 3) chairs. A maximum of one (1) adult & two (2) minors are allowed at their stall.
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If you have an accessibility request, please send an email to downstairs@stickyinstitute.com after completing the application form.
- Hallozeen is a zine fair; therefore, 80% of products sold at your table must be zines.
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T-shirts & food items are not allowed to be sold or traded.
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No free-standing racks, stands or displays are to be used.
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Displays set up on the allocated table space are allowed.
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Candles, incense or open flames are not permitted at stalls.
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Battery operated fairy lights are fine!
- Kensington Town Hall has a total ban on the following: open flames, pyrotechnics, glitter and confetti
- Seating arrangements are pre-allocated & will not be released before the day of the fair.
- Stallholders are not permitted to swap allocated tables on the day of the fair.
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We do our best to accommodate any seating requests, but we cannot guarantee anything.
- Stallholders are responsible for the disposal of their rubbish & paper waste when packing up at the end of the day.
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Stallholders will not use a power outlet at the venue under any circumstances.
- No animals of any kind (including dogs) are allowed inside Kensington Town Hall unless they are a trained service animal. Guide dogs and assistance animals are welcome at Kensington Town Hall.
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All trained service animals at the event must be signed as such & the owner must take full responsibility for its behaviour.
- Hallozeen is an all ages and sober event. You must not bring or consume any alcohol or drugs at/or during the event.
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If you smoke or vape, this must take place five (5) metres from any entrance/exit, as per government regulations.
- If you are feeling unwell do not attend the fair.
- Just email or call us to let us know you can't make it. It's cool.
- If you want someone to run a stall on your behalf you must email downstairs@stickyinstitute.com with the legal first name, legal surname, email address & phone number of the person replacing you. They will be emailed a stallholder form which must be completed to the attend the fair.
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We cannot accommodate any replacement/swap requests made within 24-hours of the event.
- Anyone not complying with these rules will be asked to leave immediately to ensure the safety of the other stallholders & patrons of the fair.
Organised by Sticky Institute with Alex e Clark, supported by the City of Melbourne.