Programming

For full information on programming events, times, and locations, consult your copy of the Pocket Program Guide (available at the registration desk if you didn't get one when you registered).

Back in some mysterious location on the fifth floor (we can never seem to get the specifics before press time), Callahan's Crosstime ConSuite returns. This year, your eager host is featuring delicious and nutrious Leinenkugel's beer (and also Miller, for those with a more domestic bent). Munchies will once again be available, courtesy of Diane D. and whoever else she could arm-twist into providing us with goodies. Volunteers for barkeep duty are welcomed and encouraged, and will probably be given a place in the DemiCon gallery of saints for their efforts.

We love filk, and therefore we love to give filkers their own room. Like the ConSuite, however, the hotel is usually unable to provide us with the exact room number until the day before the con starts. In any case, its location will be announced at the opening ceremonies, but if you missed that, you can ask at the registration desk or the ConSuite.

Once again, there will be no formal supervision of the room by convention staff, so you're on your honor to behave. If assistance is required, contact Paul Clites, or hop over to the ConSuite and have the barkeep on duty contact him for you….so you're on your honor to behave (i.e., orgies are right out).

The walk is a bit further, but in response to requests for more space, a larger room has been secured for gaming of all types. Located at the end of the long hall on the lower level, the Urbandale room will be open each evening until midnight. Except for the live-role play game and the computer game tournament (see info on both elsewhere in this book), DemiCon is not officially sponsoring any gaming activities. These areas have been provided as a serive to our members so that they may meet other games, and have room to stretch out while playing. If you wish to sponsor a game, feel free to post notices of such near the game room and around the hotel.

Additional tables which may be used for gaming (among other things) can be found scattered around the lobby area. For assistance with gaming needs contact Paul Clites via the registration desk staff member on duty.

We're here at the Tincannes International Theater Festival, where we're speaking with famous Skit Noir director, Micheal LeMundane, about the newest production from the unfamous [sic] North American SF theater troupe, The Trans-Iowa Canal Co.™ [sick].

DC3: Monseuir LeMundane… what is your opinion of this latest effort by the
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