I have been doing this for a couple of years now through the Scottsdale Center 
for the Arts and also the Phoenix Art Museum as well as some college lecturing. 
Also, our PAM has a costume institute - so that small group is always happy for 
a lecture or demonstration.   My suggestion is to contact a local museum, art 
center, or college and offer up your services.  Offer  a topic to them and 
solicit ideas...they are thrilled whenever I do something. 
 
I should note, I've only been paid once for doing this, and I think it worked 
out to less than $5.00 an hour, but it is SO much fun!
 
Sg
_____________________________________________________________> Have any of you 
ever been asked to speak publicly about period clothing > of any era?> A lady 
friend of mine asked me a very lovely question last night and I > may need a 
little advice before giving her a reply. She was told about > my collection of 
antique clothing and my general passion for it, and > asked if I ever hold 
public programs involving them. I told her I > haven't yet but am honoured to 
be considered in doing so. The program > would be about 45 minutes and I am 
trying to come up with a theme for > it, a way in which I can utlize my 
collection for such a purpose since > I am far from having a complete 
collection of anything.> > If anyone could offer any suggestions for a program 
theme and would > need to know what I have to work with please email me 
directly.> > Take care everybody:)> > 
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