March is going to be a very busy month for all of us. Our first event is the very popular North Texas Irish Festival that several of our members have attended for years. Admiral Ramon, Cannoball Joe, and I will be steaming up the event, showing off Celtic inspired Steampunk/Clockpunk attire. Our ship's inventor and chrono-anthropologist, professor Phineas Maxwell Edison, will be there volunteering for the North Texas Irish Festival event in Russian Gypsy garb. Crew members plan to attend on Friday, which features free admission between 6-7pm and also on Saturday. On Friday we will also be making port at our usual shore leave spot Club Excuses for Panoptikon!
On March 10th, crew members will be attending a Steampunk Illumination Society meeting. Meeting XVII will be held at Crystal's Pizza in Irving, TX and is always a gathering of the areas finest time travelers! On March 12 we will be attending 17th Annual ANTIQUE SCIENCE & RETRO-TECH SHOW & SWAP MEET around 10 pm before gathering camping supplies and heading off to Tyler, Texas for Pirate and Buccaneers Weekend at Four Winds Renaissance Faire. A Steampunk Invasion has been already plotted for this event and other volunteers are welcome to join us!
The third weekend of March bring us an exceptional and exciting event All-Con 2011, which is year has a Steampunk theme and extensive programming of interest to the Steampunk community. Kali's Hourglass will be leading four panels as well as two showing of the Steampunk Sci-Fi short Film Nickel Children. Saturday night there be a Steampunk Ball featuring the music our dear friends Marquis of Vaudeville.
The last weekend of March bring us to the monthly Saturday meeting for Steampunk Illumination Society as well a DIY Soap Making Class led by Stephanie Moran at Mosaic Cafe in Irving, TX. In addition, that weekend, Admiral Ramon, Cannonball Joe, and myself will be attending the North Texas Indian Market for a three day exhibit featuring Native American musicians, dancers, and artists. Check out the awesome video from last year of this hoop dancer performing to Brule!
Additionally, on March 8th, I will begin my training as a docent for the Genghis Khan exhibit at the Irving Arts Center. I hope many members of the community can make it out to this summer event which will take a fascinating look at one of history's central figures!
Fair Winds and Following Seas to you all!
V. Adm Radha Narasimhan
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| Lt. Cannonball Joe and Adm Ramon at NTIF 2010 |
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| Panoptikon 2010 Group Anniversary Photo (Adm Ramon and V Adm Radha Narasimhan in the center) |
On March 10th, crew members will be attending a Steampunk Illumination Society meeting. Meeting XVII will be held at Crystal's Pizza in Irving, TX and is always a gathering of the areas finest time travelers! On March 12 we will be attending 17th Annual ANTIQUE SCIENCE & RETRO-TECH SHOW & SWAP MEET around 10 pm before gathering camping supplies and heading off to Tyler, Texas for Pirate and Buccaneers Weekend at Four Winds Renaissance Faire. A Steampunk Invasion has been already plotted for this event and other volunteers are welcome to join us!
The third weekend of March bring us an exceptional and exciting event All-Con 2011, which is year has a Steampunk theme and extensive programming of interest to the Steampunk community. Kali's Hourglass will be leading four panels as well as two showing of the Steampunk Sci-Fi short Film Nickel Children. Saturday night there be a Steampunk Ball featuring the music our dear friends Marquis of Vaudeville.
The last weekend of March bring us to the monthly Saturday meeting for Steampunk Illumination Society as well a DIY Soap Making Class led by Stephanie Moran at Mosaic Cafe in Irving, TX. In addition, that weekend, Admiral Ramon, Cannonball Joe, and myself will be attending the North Texas Indian Market for a three day exhibit featuring Native American musicians, dancers, and artists. Check out the awesome video from last year of this hoop dancer performing to Brule!
Additionally, on March 8th, I will begin my training as a docent for the Genghis Khan exhibit at the Irving Arts Center. I hope many members of the community can make it out to this summer event which will take a fascinating look at one of history's central figures!
Fair Winds and Following Seas to you all!
V. Adm Radha Narasimhan
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