Comic Cons, Scottish Festivals, Nerd Events
As of December 2019, we have confirmed dates for almost sixty (60) Comic cons and related events in North and South Carolina during 2020. Thank you for your continued support in keeping the calendars updated. Hope to see some of Read More …
Summer is here and events in the Carolinas are plentiful. Here are suggested events for July 2019 North Carolina Cons Cary – Cosplay America Charlotte – Imagi-Con, 4th Annual High Point – ConGreGate 6 Lincolnton – Lincolnton Comic Con Raleigh Read More …
Summer is here and events in the Carolinas are plentiful. Here are suggested events for June 2019 North Carolina Cons Asheville – Asheville Anime Con Asheville – WordCamp 2019 Charlotte – Charlotte Oddities & Curiosities Expo Charlotte – ConCarolinas Charlotte Read More …
Check out the comic cons, festivals, and LGBTQ events for March 2019 Comic Cons and related events – March 2019 North Carolina NC, Boone – NerdCon at Appalachian State NC, Charlotte – Charlotte ComiCon Spring Event NC, Cullowhee – WheeCon Read More …
Check out the comic cons, festivals, and LGBTQ events for February 2019 Comic Cons and related events – February 2019 North Carolina NC, Charlotte – Mad Monster Party NC, Goldsboro – Carolina Games Summit NC, Statesville – Statesville Comic Con Read More …
Check out the comic cons, festivals, and LGBTQ events for January 2019 Comic Cons and related events – January 2019 North Carolina NC, Cary – IlogiCon 8 NC, Charlotte – Charlotte Mini-Con NC, Concord – Ichibancon 10 NC, Greensboro – Read More …
The main calendar of my website has grown tremendously over the past year. As a result, I have elected to divide the calendar into two pages. All North Carolina comic cons and related events Read More …
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2017 is the 100th Anniversary for two popular Carolina-born products. Eugenia Thomas Duke began making sandwiches in 1917 for Greenville, South Carolina area textile mills and soldiers at nearby Camp Sevier during WWI. Her sandwiches, featuring homemade spreads, became a Read More …