Convention Schedule

Under Construction... Always!!

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SEE ME AT A CONVENTION
Please make sure you tell that to the convention organizers, email, facebook, whatever!
They are much more likely to listen to several paying attendees than one cosplayer!

BOOKING AND BUSINESS EMAIL:
leahroseFTW@gmail.com

2020
Online conventions exclusively! 


2019
Kawaii Kon
Comic Con HNL
Amazing Comic Con

2018
Kawaii Kon
Comic Con HNL
Amazing Comic Con
Phoenix Comic Con

2017
Kawaii Kon
Comic Con HNL
Amazing Comic Con
Emerald City Comic Con
Wondercon
Tucson Comic Con
Phoenix Comic Con
San Diego Comic Con

2016
Amazing AZ
Amazing HI
Comic Con Honolulu
Wizard World Chicago
Kawaii Kon
Phoenix Comic Con
Wondercon
Geek Girl Con
Steamposium
4 Pillars Gaming Con

2015
Amazing AZ
Amazing HI
Anime Expo
Hoku Con
Kawaii Kon
San Diego Comic Con
Tucson Comic Con
Wonder Con

2014
Amazing AZ Comic Con- Jan
Albuquerque Comic Con- Jan
Lvl Up Expo- Feb
Wild Wild West Con
Kawaii Kon- April
Wonder Con- April
Phoenix Comic Con- May
San Diego Comic Con
Tucson Comic Con

2013
Amazing AZ Comic Con
AZ Matsuri Festival - Feb 23-34
Wild Wild West Con- March 8-10
Con-Ichiwa - March 22-25
Phoenix Comic Con - May 23-26
Anime Expo - July 4-7
San Diego Comic Con- July 18-21
Central Coast Comic Con
Tucson Comic Con


(this list only includes multiple-day shows- not single day events, charity bookings, store appearances, etc.)

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