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Libertycon 30 Welcome to LibertyCon 30! LibertyCon Rules (AKA The Things We Have To Tell You) by Brandy Bolgeo Spraker, Chairman “How dreadful..to be caught up in a game and have no idea of the rules.” Welcome, welcome, welcome to LibertyCon 30! The Artshow, as it has been from the beginning, has work - Caroline Stevermer, Sorcery & Cecelia or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot 30 years of fun, frivolity and partying! Oh, also of bringing from many of the best artists in the country for sale at in the most talented authors, artists and scientists from prices that you could never match anywhere else. The Art around the country to spend the weekend with you! It’s Auction on Saturday night will host the pieces that people ATTENDEES 17 YEARS OLD AND UNDER been a crazy journey for me since the fi rst LibertyCon. are warring over as well as some of the charity pieces. That fi rst year (and for many to follow) I was the head of This year our charity of choice is the Hatcher Foundation. All convention attendees who are 17 years of age or younger must be accompanied by a LEGAL GUARDIAN. A Legal Guardian is a person 21 years of age or older who will take fi nancial and legal responsibility for the minor and will sign for each minor person for which he/she the ‘brat pack’ who did many of the little errands and dirty This gift to our community supports children and their fami- is responsible. A parent or Legal Guardian must accompany children under 7 years of age at all times. jobs that kids do when their parents run a convention. As I lies as they fi ght childhood cancer. This is our second year moved into adulthood, I worked in some capacity for every that we honor Caitlin Puckett’s journey that she fought with BADGES all of the grit and courage that we know comes straight If you have a question or concern, department, eventually becoming the Head of Registration, Badges must be worn in plain sight above the waist at all times. Vice Chair, then fi nally taking the reins over from dad 5 from the Puckett family genes. So come bid on the charity don't hesitate to ask or talk to STAFF years ago. Now he is the head of my ‘brat pack’! Haha- items sold in the Artshow as part of a silent auction, and BATHING those bigger items in our Art Auction, an event not to miss! haha!!! We have added and lost family (and added new Remember, “If in doubt, take a bath!” Your fellow attendees will appreciate your courteous actions. generation of Bolgeo children to continue the tradition) during these three decades, and love all of them. If you During out 30th anniversary year, we wanted to take the are interested, you can go to our website and look at all time to remember those who have left the LibertyCon DRINKING AGE is 21! ~ IT IS THE LAW! ~ NOT UP FOR NEGOTIATION! of our past program books to get a glimpse of LibertyCon Family and gained their wings. This year we lost two past To get a drinking badge you must produce a VALID military ID or Drivers License with your picture on it to prove that you are at least 21 throughout the years. board members who were very dear to us, Klon Newell years of age. Minors caught drinking at LibertyCon will be hung, drawn, quartered, and thrown out of the convention. Also.. and Kerry Gilley. Please take a moment to read dad’s WE WILL CONTACT YOUR PARENTS AND/OR THE LAW - AND YOU WILL NOT So coming back to this weekend, welcome back (or simply dedication to them. Then dry your eyes before you plunge BE ALLOWED TO RETURN TO FUTURE LIBERTYCONS! welcome) to the LibertyCon family! This weekend we have back into the fun. a ridiculous amount of activities for a convention capped at ROOM PARTIES 750 paid attendees. If you are new to us, what you might The ConSuite is, as always, a dangerous place to be if If you are having a room party, remember, this is the South. We are friendly and inclusive. If your party is in a hotel room with the door not know is that since we are small, each and every one of you are on a diet. As it was last year, Penn Station will open or out in the Spill Over Party Area then the expectation is that the party is open to all LibertyCon attendees. If your party is intended our staff members pay full price, as do most of our profes- be where you can get your food and drinks to take to our to be private then please keep your door shut so that misunderstandings and hurt feelings don’t occur. Also, Tennessee State Law does sionals who are bringing you the fantastic programming outdoor seating area right outside of party alley. There will not allow the consumption of alcohol for anyone under 21 years of age. If you are serving alcohol, please check everyone’s ID. YOU events that you go to each year. So these folks are PAY- be food and beer galore, as well as our annual summer ice ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS NO MATTER WHERE YOUR PARTY IS LOCATED. LibertyCon will not assume any responsibility to check badges for any type of party. Don’t assume if someone has a drinking badge that they are 21 or over... badges can be swapped. ING to work and bring you fantastic programming events. cream social. Pull up a chair and enjoy the company! And We LOVE, LOVE, LOVE what we do at LC. The thing that speaking of room parties, don’t forget to visit ‘Party Alley’ we love most is that this is like a family reunion, and when each evening to browse the goodies and drinks that our GRILLS & OUTDOOR COOKING you get more people, it’s harder and harder to keep that amazing room party hosts and hostesses are offering. No grills are allowed on the hotel premises. The hotel has informed us that this violates their insurance policy. We like the hotel manage- ‘personal touch’ that LC is famous for. So as it has been ment and would like to keep our great relationship with them. for 30 years (31 if you count the year we had to miss be- Our Huckster Room is chocked full of goodies for you to cause our hotel burnt down 6 weeks before the con… but purchase… from leather goods to of course books (be- EJECTION FROM THE CONVENTION that’s another story) and so shall it ever be! cause what would LibertyCon be without books??) you will If you are ejected from LibertyCon because of violation of the convention rules or Tennessee State Law, then your attendance fees will fi nd many things to tempt you and drain your wallet. And not be refunded. When you get to the hotel, give Matt and his registration remember that the Huckster Room is also host to our au- LOST BADGE POLICY thor autograph sessions, so keep an eye on the schedule. staff a big hug as they give you the gorgeous badge with If you lose your badge at the convention, then you will have to purchase another one at the full admission price of $50. We are sorry to artwork from Dan dos Santos as quickly as possible. And You don’t want to miss these guys! take this rough stance, but incidents with people (Not Fans) purchasing a replacement badge to give/sell to a friend at a reduced price as you get your badge, don’t forget to look at (and buy) the only increases the cost of the convention for real fans and this is the only way we can curb it. t-shirt created by the same amazing artist. It is awesome! As you can see, there really is something for everyone this LibertyCon 1 had 2 full tracks of Programming, which for weekend. And none of it would be possible without our SPECIAL MEDICAL NEEDS a fi rst year convention was fantastic. LibertyCon 30 has wonderful staff. Each and every one of these people spend If you have a medical condition, please ask the registration staff for a sticker for the back of your badge. This sticker should contain the more than 5 full time tracks with over 250 programming their time, effort and love to make this a fun and relaxing nature of your medical condition and any special steps to be taken in an emergency, including the name and phone number of the person events, so there is defi nitely something for everyone! So weekend. When you see someone with a staff badge, to contact should the need arise. it will be chaos… beautiful, beautiful chaos. We have over please thank them. 150 professionals who participate in programming events WEAPONS POLICY over the areas of literature, art, science, and other types of Now let the games begin!!!!! All weapons and models of weapons must be “Peace Bonded” by one of our security staff before they may be worn with your costume or fen fun! There is just too much to list here, so please take normal wearing apparel. This weapons policy will be strictly enforced. a look at everything that we have to choose from using ATTIRE either the pocket program or the LibertyCon app. Brandy Bolgeo Spraker Chairman, LibertyCon 30 We at LibertyCon love costumes! However three strategically placed seashells does not constitute a costume.
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