My review of IndigeNerd: Native Comic-con, Arts & Crafts 2019.

Hey everyone. Sorry for the lick of posts as of late. My life is a bit of a mess with family & work. So it has been not a whole lot of time to post things as quickly as I like to do.

So lets get to the review of a new convention that I heard about few years & didn't go for what ever reason.  IndigeNerd: Native Comic-con, Arts & Crafts started a few years back & held at a casino that is not to far from my place. I don't know what to see there & what kinds of crafts to see there. So got there walked around the area that it was held at & thought it was a nice little convention go to check out for the first time.

At first it looked any other convention that I been to, but this one had a lot of great crafts that were Native American themed. Yes it had a few people there in costume to make it feel like all the other conventions that i been to.

They had a big kids area both inside & outside of the event center. I was happy to the amount of vendors there. A small number, but still a good number of them. I was happy to see that some of the crafts that I seen there did have a comic book theme to them & was done very nice.