Q: Hello Wonderful Winterfest Committee! Would like you to clarify about how kid-friendly Winterfest will be~ Could you do a blurb on the blog about library kids? Thank you!
Lettie Haver, NRC
A: First off, we love your enthusiasm (and the flattery doesn't hurt).
The Committee decided this would be an adults-only shindig, so no one under the age of 16. There will be a cash bar for kids to stay away from, and we're borrowing the Library's karaoke and DDR machines which might be a temptation for little ones (but also might cause injury). Plus, we have not prepared any entertainment for kids. We won't ban them from the venue, but would prefer the wee ones stay at home for the evening.
Monday, September 24, 2007
How do I buy a ticket?
Q: are tickets will-call? who do we give money to?
Alysen Wade, AMM
A: Tickets will go on sale November 1st. Each agency will have a person responsible for collecting money and distributing tickets.
So far, these are the people who will be representatives in different agencies:
Alex McQuade or Sarai Spears - Administration
Erin Smith - Art, Music, & Media
Donna Rondot - Dupont
Kay Spears - Genealogy
Becky Duwan - Georgetown
Carly Wiggins - Grabill
Lisa Bordner - NEIRRS
Linda Jeffrey - New Haven
Benita Browning - Pontiac
Jane Chronister - Storage
Genie Bishop - Woodburn
Mari Hardacre - Young Adults’
More will be added as we find out who they are! :)
Alysen Wade, AMM
A: Tickets will go on sale November 1st. Each agency will have a person responsible for collecting money and distributing tickets.
So far, these are the people who will be representatives in different agencies:
Alex McQuade or Sarai Spears - Administration
Erin Smith - Art, Music, & Media
Donna Rondot - Dupont
Kay Spears - Genealogy
Becky Duwan - Georgetown
Carly Wiggins - Grabill
Lisa Bordner - NEIRRS
Linda Jeffrey - New Haven
Benita Browning - Pontiac
Jane Chronister - Storage
Genie Bishop - Woodburn
Mari Hardacre - Young Adults’
More will be added as we find out who they are! :)
What is the dress requirement?
Q: What is the dress requirement? I read the word "gala" does this imply formal dress?
Alysen Wade, AMM
A: There is no specific dress requirement. Some people like to dress up and some like to go casual. There will be someone there to take pictures, so if you'd like a more formal picture, you're welcome to dress up!
Alysen Wade, AMM
A: There is no specific dress requirement. Some people like to dress up and some like to go casual. There will be someone there to take pictures, so if you'd like a more formal picture, you're welcome to dress up!
How much are tickets?
Q: Okay next question. Do you know how much the tickets are?
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: $5.00 per person in advance or $10.00 per person at the door. Tickets will go on sale November 1st.
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: $5.00 per person in advance or $10.00 per person at the door. Tickets will go on sale November 1st.
May we bring a guest?
Q: Hi I was wondering if we are able to bring our spouse's?
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: Yes! You may bring a significant other, a friend, a volunteer, a relative, or a stranger off the street - but everyone must buy an admission ticket! All party-goers must be 16 years of age or older. (And we would really prefer no strangers off the street.)
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: Yes! You may bring a significant other, a friend, a volunteer, a relative, or a stranger off the street - but everyone must buy an admission ticket! All party-goers must be 16 years of age or older. (And we would really prefer no strangers off the street.)
Q & A
Q: Hi I was wondering if we are able to bring our spouse's?
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: Yes! You may bring a significant other, a friend, a volunteer, a relative, or a stranger off the street - but everyone must buy an admission ticket! All party-goers must be 16 years of age or older. (And we would really prefer no strangers off the street.)
Q: Okay next question. Do you know how much the tickets are?
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: $5.00 per person in advance or $10.00 per person at the door. Tickets will go on sale November 1st.
Q: What is the dress requirement? I read the word "gala" does this imply formal dress? are tickets will-call? who do we give money to?
Alysen Wade, AMM
A: There is no specific dress requirement. Some people like to dress up and some like to go casual. There will be someone there to take pictures, so if you'd like a more formal picture, you're welcome to dress up.
Tickets will go on sale November 1st. Each agency will have a person responsible for collecting money and distributing tickets.
Q: Hello Wonderful Winterfest Committee! Would like you to clarify about how kid-friendly Winterfest will be~ Could you do a blurb on the blog about library kids? Thank you!
Lettie Haver, NRC
A: The Committee decided this would be an adults-only shindig, so no one under the age of 16. There will be a cash bar for kids to stay away from, and we're borrowing the Library's karaoke and DDR machines which might be a temptation for little ones (but also might cause injury). Plus, we have not prepared any entertainment for kids. We won't ban them from the venue, but would prefer the wee ones stay at home for the evening.
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: Yes! You may bring a significant other, a friend, a volunteer, a relative, or a stranger off the street - but everyone must buy an admission ticket! All party-goers must be 16 years of age or older. (And we would really prefer no strangers off the street.)
Q: Okay next question. Do you know how much the tickets are?
Cindy Hull, ITS
A: $5.00 per person in advance or $10.00 per person at the door. Tickets will go on sale November 1st.
Q: What is the dress requirement? I read the word "gala" does this imply formal dress? are tickets will-call? who do we give money to?
Alysen Wade, AMM
A: There is no specific dress requirement. Some people like to dress up and some like to go casual. There will be someone there to take pictures, so if you'd like a more formal picture, you're welcome to dress up.
Tickets will go on sale November 1st. Each agency will have a person responsible for collecting money and distributing tickets.
Q: Hello Wonderful Winterfest Committee! Would like you to clarify about how kid-friendly Winterfest will be~ Could you do a blurb on the blog about library kids? Thank you!
Lettie Haver, NRC
A: The Committee decided this would be an adults-only shindig, so no one under the age of 16. There will be a cash bar for kids to stay away from, and we're borrowing the Library's karaoke and DDR machines which might be a temptation for little ones (but also might cause injury). Plus, we have not prepared any entertainment for kids. We won't ban them from the venue, but would prefer the wee ones stay at home for the evening.
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