The Pima Community College East campus on Irvington has asked us to do our annual indoor demo in honour of Constitution Day on Monday, September 18th. The campus address is 8181 E. Irvington Rd., just east of Pantano Rd. We'll meet at 10:30 in the Student Life Office located in the E6 building. The time of the actual event will be from 11AM-1PM. This will be an indoor, non-firing event celebrating the United States Constitution and featuring - us. We'll represent both soldiers and civilians of the American Revolution. We'll be interacting with students and faculty, posing for photos, and doing some show-and-tell. General George Washington was President of the Constitutional Convention and will be inviting students to step up and sign a copy of the Constitution. Cold water, soft drinks and snacks will be supplied for us.                                                           From a college representative:"We have a men’s and women’s restroom reserved for changing, and I also have a private quiet room that can be used if the restrooms get full. I will have my conference room set up as your break room/ refreshment area. Performers can meet in the Student Life Office located in the E6 building and we can direct them to designated changing areas."                                                                                               

Please note that gentlemen borrowing uniforms for this event must wear their own white (or light tan) jeans or slacks (try Old Navy, Kohls or Walmart) and a white long-sleeved, button-down dress shirt. Those who do not own historic footwear will also need to wear black or brown leather (or leather look) shoes or boots that are either pull-on or use laces. Old black lace up dress shoes can be found inexpensively at Goodwill. (No athletic shoes. No tee shirts.)

There will be no muskets or swords at this event.

Please note that ladies who do not own historic footwear will also need to wear black or brown leather (or leather look) shoes or boots that are either pull-on or use laces.

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