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The events listed on these pages are those events that are either hosted by the CGW or one of its members. Hosting an event may consist of running the entire event, like a tea at a restaurant, or being the point-person for a meetup where you welcome members of the CGW to join you at an event organized by someone else, like a picnic at a historical house or a museum trip. If you would like to host an event, please contact Shawn Crosby. Official CGW events are those either hosted or sponsored by the Guild or its members, or an event at which the Guild has partnered with another group/organization. While Guild members typically enjoy special benefits at official events, they will vary from event to event. If you would like to host or suggest an event, please contact Shawn Crosby at obishawn@gmail.com. For up-to-the-minute updates, please visit our Yahoo group at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CGWcostumers/ Every Tuesday Evening, 7:30pm Second Tuesday of each month, 7-9pm |
 June 2010 |
Los Angeles County Fair 2010 Costume Contest, sponsored by the CGW, Inc. The URL is www.lacountyfair.com/2010. Look under the Entertainment tab, click on competitions, scroll down to Tapestry (under Featured Competitions), Next to the icon (it looks like a magazine cover) for Clothing and Textiles is some red text, click on the section that says "Authentic Costume Competiton". We are Division 2300. The prizes are awesome!, including a scholarship to Costume College 2011. Rules The postmark deadline for entry is 6/29/10. Delivery deadlines for entries is in July. |
November 2010 |
Artistic Reform Tea - Saturday, November 13, 2010 Nature will triumph over fasionable dress at the CGW's Artistic Reform Tea. Corinne Pleger and Elizabeth Reed will be our hostesses at this refined, yet comfortable event. Bloomer suit, tea gowns, athletic costumers and gowns inspired by the paintings or the Pre-Raphaelites are all highly encouraged Artistic Reform wasn't just for women, either: Oscar Wilde conducted a lecture tour in which his costume of choie featured velvet knee breeches. Mark your calendars, save the date and get inspired to sew! For further information, please contact Elizabeth Reed by phone at (310) 282-8556, or by email. |
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