By Trudy Horsting
We are all thankful for what judges do for our activity. However, for many people, no matter how long you have been performing, the life of a judge feels unfamiliar, and becoming...
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WGI proudly supports LGBTQ+ Pride this month and throughout the year. We have compiled the following resources (accessible year-round) to help inform and educate on the challenges that LGBTQ+ individuals...
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WGI directors and instructors met this past weekend to consider numerous proposals submitted to the Color Guard, Percussion, and Winds Advisory Boards. Each board held separate meetings to discuss various...
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The WGI Code of Conduct states:
“Our reputation depends on the conduct of all parties involved in WGI. Good manners, courtesy, and common sense are all required to ensure appropriate conduct and...
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By Jeffrey Peterson
When the weekend rehearsal is over, the floor is folded, and areas are swept, performers and technicians often check in with each other one last time before hitting the road. On...
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OFF THE FLOOR // We’re with ‘23 Mayflower WG discussing their 2023 production “Ohio” and the unique experiences of being an International group.
Stay tuned until the very...
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WGI wishes a warm and Happy Mother’s Day to all of the Band/Guard Mom’s out there making the activity go round!
Featuring Cap City Percussion in their 2022 production entitled, “Mother.”
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In the Spring of 1977, a small group of representatives met and formed an organization to govern the color guard activity from coast to coast. The goal was to create a standard set of competition rules,...
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By Trudy Horsting
We are all thankful for what judges do for our activity. However, for many people, no matter how long you have been performing, the life of a judge feels unfamiliar, and becoming...
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Check out the video below to see how a proposal passes through the various levels of WGI’s organizational structure before coming a rule!
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