Guard Closet News & Updates
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10 Culture Anchors to build your 2026 Marching Arts Program (with Joey Montes)
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Building a strong marching band or color guard program takes more than reps—it takes culture. In this featured workshop clip, Joey Montes (MarchingByMontes) breaks down 10 Culture Anchors to help directors create consistency, clear expectations, and student ownership that lasts beyond one season.
Want the full unlisted workshop replay? Email design@guardcloset.com (name + school/program + role).
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Nicole Younger: From BOA Finalists to DCI Corps — A Designer’s Journey
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Nicole Younger’s design career includes BOA finalists, WGI medalists, and DCI corps. Explore her work at Round Rock, Tomball, Corbin, Monarch, and The Academy.
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Kim Jones | Pennsauken’s “Let Them Eat Cake,” The Light & Downingtown West
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Kim’s foundation began as a performer herself — marching with Crossmen, Blue Devils, and Blackwatch — before moving into instruction and design. Across Archbishop Wood, Pennsauken, Downingtown West, and her independent ensembles, her shows are remembered for their creativity, strong performer training, and unforgettable visual impact.
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The Benefits of Selling Items on Consignment Rather Than Selling Them Yourself
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Selling items you no longer need or want can be a great way to declutter and earn some extra cash. Whether it's costumes, flags, or props, many peo... -
The Art of Color Guard Costumes: Finding the Perfect Fit
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The Art of Color Guard Costumes: Finding the Perfect Fit Color guard is a mesmerizing blend of dance, performance, and visual artistry, and one of ... -
Rethinking Color Schemes
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Rethinking Color Schemes: A Fresh Perspective on Design Color is one of the most powerful tools in design, influencing emotions, perceptions, and e... -
The Benefits of Buying and Selling Consignment
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The Benefits of Buying and Selling Consignment: A Smart Choice for Savvy Shoppers In recent years, consignment shopping has gained im...
