We'll be taking orders for your Can't Stop the Serenity 2013 shirts at our Arizona Browncoat table at Phoenix Comicon.  For those those who cannot make it to Phoenix Comicon you can contact Lisa Richins at treasurer@azbrowncoats.org.  Orders are due May 31st.  Prices follow below:

Mens/Unisex (Only available in "sand" color)

Small to 2XL $16.00;  3XL & 4XL $20.00

Women's Fitted Shirt: (Only available in ash/light gray color)

Small to 2XL $16.00;  3XL & 4XL $20.00

The following is a message from Jen Cumming, a member of the Global Team for Can't Stop The Serenity. For 7 years they've been the power behind the great local events we've had and the global movement is crucial to our success. This year we've yet to find someone willing to take on the pressure of being the global organizer. Please read.

I've been a Browncoat for what feels like a lifetime now. I wasn't a "first gen" who got into it when it aired, but I came in before the movie. Basically, that means I've seen a vast amount of the evolution of the Browncoats community from “who’s Josh Weedon?” to being a dominant presence at all the scifi conventions. I was never one just to sit in the audience, so I was there in the thick of it as a formalized group formed. I take no credit for the formation of the Arizona Browncoats or our various achievements, but I've been there through most of it.

Most prominent of our achievements is that for seven years we've held our annual Can't Stop The Serenity charity screenings in both Tucson and Phoenix. I've been involved in almost every one of those events. I say all this not to boast, but to lead you to what should probably be your obvious question: Why in the sphincter of hell would you do that?