Denver costume con

With nearly 30 locations in Denver, Goodwill offers an array of unique, slightly-used Halloween costumes, accessories, and decors for a much lower price than most competitors. You can also find great pieces that you can put together to create your own outfit. Not only were you able to celebrate the Halloween season without spending too much, but you were also able to help change lives.

The name says it all — with 25 branches all across Denver, Arc Thrift Store is another great option for people who wants to stay practical this coming Halloween season. With Arc, you can save and shop with a purpose. Being a non-profit organization, all of the proceeds go to ACL chapters in different communities. We can all agree to this right?

Want to sport that Punk Goth look this Halloween? Then head over to this store. We all have always known how gothic Halloween costumes never fail to impress and freak us out. Situated in South Broadway, this is definitely the go-to place for folks who want to channel the dark and the mysterious. FashioNation provides the best in both plain and printed jackets, hoodies, sweaters, skirts, and pants.

Try something sinister and extremely fascinating this year with FashioNation! Another superstore of sorts, Disguises is a consistently strong contender and top-notcher in the category. Having 16, square feet of shopping space for people of all types and ages, Disguises boasts an unbelievably enormous amount of costumes and accessories of superb quality.

Not to worry shopping or renting in a store this big, as they have staff, all trained and creative enough to give you expert advice regarding your Halloween outfit woes. Theatrical costumes, wigs, props, makeups, novelties… they certainly have whatever you might need to be your own master of disguise. Just name it and they will surely have it! Are you a fan of fictional universes such as the Middle Earth? Have you always been enchanted by castles and magic spells back as a kid?

If you answered yes to both, then look no further! Expect your inner child to spring up once you enter this ginormous, 16, square foot castle. Inside, you will not only see a profusion of top-grade outfits but you will also be astonished by their in-house magicians, hands-on play environments, and loads of games and toys.

Artist Valley is where you can meet over artists, inkers, colorists and comic creators. Similarly, Author Alley gives fans access to favorite authors and publishers. Of course, cosplay is a huge part of the experience. Each year, there's a costume contest and a non-competitive Cosplay Catwalk to watch.

You'll want to join the fun and dress up as your favorite superhero or video game, TV, movie or anime character. And if you're bringing the whole family, know that DPCC is ready for your kiddos, with activities like designing shields and masks to face painting to an all-ages stage with art lessons and entertainment.

Stay tuned for this year's beer, which will also be available for a limited time at select breweries around town. Will there be a Costume-Con 40? Costume-Con 40 will still take place in Bethesda, Maryland, in Will there be a Costume-Con 41?

Costume-Con 39 is taking the place of Numbering will resume with Costume-Con 42 in What is going to happen to site selection? Costume-Con as an entity moved to a two year bid cycle rather than a three year bid cycle in The conference will be headed by chairpersons Erin Card and Beverly Warner.