Costume-Con 28 Programming
We will offer several tracks of programming, the number determined by the topics the attendees are both willing to learn about and willing to teach. . Tentatively, we're planning to go from Friday afternoon until Monday morning with seminars, workshops, and discussions, so factor that info in when you start contemplating your trip.
Call For Programming
Costume-Con 28 now seeks talented costumers to lead discussions, teach workshops, and give presentations on all aspects of costuming: how-to's, histories, overviews, competition skills, etc. Share your expertise with others, and enjoy their reactions to your knowledge!
Please submit the following information to Jennifer Kelley, our Programming Director:
- Your name
- your contact information and preferred contact method
- Your topic(s)-- title and descriptions. (Please feel free to offer up several topics; keep in mind, though, that they all might be used!)
- For workshops, state what supplies the participants will need OR provide a fee that you will charge for providing the needed supplies.
- Your a/v needs
We will accept programming submissions until March 15, 2010.
Our Featured Presenter:
Robin Netherton is a costume historian specializing in Western European clothing of the twelfth through fifteenth centuries. Since 1982, she has given lectures and workshops on practical aspects of medieval costume and on costume as an approach to social history, art history, and literature. A journalist by training, she also works as a professional editor.