Cincinnati comic expo past guests how to#

There were two events held throughout the day as well, blind building and speed building. They also had build tables set up where you could have some fun and free build with Legos. Kids and adults alike were able to enjoy the Bricks by the Banks area of the show, which hosted a variety of Lego sculptures and displays. The kid zone at CCE gave families a variety of activities to enjoy which was a great step in making the expo family friendly. I met several young aspiring artists over the weekend, and they all mentioned how much they enjoyed the “how to draw” panels. These panels were geared specifically towards kids and had great speakers.

Cincinnati comic expo past guests how to#

They also had a special panel area set up where they had multiple panels throughout the day on how to draw.

They had a nerf gun shooting range set up, which was one of the most genius ideas I’ve seen for kid’s entertainment. A kid zone was set up that offered balloons, games, and a face painting booth. There was no shortage of activities and entertainment for children throughout the weekend at this expo. Boasting an entire area dedicated to Legos, a nerf gun shooting range, a cash bar, a blood drive, sci-fi speed dating, and grilled cheese sandwiches, Cincinnati Comic Expo had something to everyone. CCE had all that to offer, and plenty more. The weekend saw the convention center filled with fans and cosplayers as they searched for that hard to find comic, collectible toys, their favorite celebrity’s autograph, and the perfect piece of artwork for their wall. The Cincinnati Comic Expo opened it’s doors on a Friday afternoon and kicked off it’s 5th annual show.