Nearly four months have passed since the unceremonious cancellation of The Wheel of Time show.

Despite virtually no known news or movement behind the scenes, fans of the show remain passionate and continue to share their hopes of the show being saved. And through those four long months, one voice among the cast and crew has been there consistently, championing our passion with her own: Sharon Gilham.

Those familiar with Sharon's instagram page are more than aware that she has been an unending source of behind the scenes photos and videos for Season 2 & 3 of The Wheel of Time. Through the SAG/AFTRA & WGA strikes, when virtually no promotion could be done for the show, Sharon continued to post new reels, photosets, mood boards, and concept art. To say that she is as passionate as we are wouldn't do her justice. 

If you were lucky enough to attend WotCon 2025, you would have also had the chance to see some of her costume designs from the Season 3 Finale on display, maybe you even had a chance to talk to her like I did! 

Well if you missed that chance, or if even if you didn't, Sharon has yet another gift for us all.

Beginning November 14th through December 5th, there will be an official Costume Exhibition in Gallery Manes, Prague, featuring over 80 costumes from The Wheel of Time! 

Not only will you get to SEE the costumes in person, you will also gain insight into each stage of the design and making process, including sketches, prototypes, interviews with the design team and crafts people.

You can find out more, and RSVP for your spot, at the link here!

"But Kevin, I don't live anywhere near Prague and could never get there in time!"

Ah, fear not, humble reader! Sharon herself, in the comments of the post announcing this event, stated:

"I'm hoping if this is a success we could tour it globally..."

So, you have your mission: Spread the news far and wide! Help make this event a success, and MAYBE they could come to a city near you! 

And thank you, Sharon, for being so gracious with sharing your creativity with us and the world. 

Follow the official instagram account for the exhibit here for future updates!