Tailor Pete
Sergeant
- Joined
- Mar 30, 2018
- Location
- Tucson, Arizona
Alright, know I'm beating a dead horse here, but I'm a bit sick of the notion that reenacting is a dying hobby. I participated during the 'Golden Age' of CW Reenacting, and really see only one major difference between then and now. Larger events are shrinking yet many small events I've gone to recently seem quite robust.
Could it be there is a shift within the hobby and not away from it?
Could it be that, living in the Southwest, I'm missing something?
Is there a way we, as reenactors, can reduce the costs associated with large events so as to reinvigorate them?
Please share your thoughts...
Could it be there is a shift within the hobby and not away from it?
Could it be that, living in the Southwest, I'm missing something?
Is there a way we, as reenactors, can reduce the costs associated with large events so as to reinvigorate them?
Please share your thoughts...