Building Yesterday’s Future–For Everyone
About 120 of the 193 Seattle Worldcon panels and events that were recorded have already been posted; look for replays of the remaining events to be posted over the coming weeks as volunteer hours allow.
It’s our last newsletter before con! Join the passport scavenger hunt; see our list of evening parties; meet our guests of honor; download our program book, pocket program, and restaurant guide; come to the art show reception; pay attention to your health; see our dance lineup; pre-con registration demographics; learn about the daily ’zine; badge replacement; limited participation event signups are open; Guidebook is up to date; The Head!!! That Wouldn’t Die!; and thanks for reading!
Our convention portal is open, with access to our Discord, virtual panels, panel and workshop signups, and more; our restaurant guide is posted; our programming just keeps expanding; ribbon collecting; calling for masquerade volunteers; childcare time adjustments; what you’ll find in our freebies lounge; and more!
When you want to get out of the convention center and find a reasonably priced meal, your best bet is the Pike Place Market.
Our schedule is live and still being added to; our merchandise store is open; Hugo Award voting closes soon; announcing our film festival winners; our Fringe calendar has been expanded and is looking for volunteers; race kinetic sculptures in a Sunday workshop; there are two remaining business meeting sessions; and childcare services are available through KiddieCorp.
After the fall of Saigon and the end of the Vietnam War in 1975, it wasn’t long until Vietnamese restaurants started popping up to serve food from back home to a region that just couldn’t get enough of their hot noodle soups.
Masquerade registration is open, and we’ll have lots of other cosplay opportunities; site selection voting is open; it’s almost time for the business meeting to start; fan tables, dealers’ room, and art show participant lists are live; the Fringe schedule has added a few more activities; there will be no Chesley award at Worldcon this year; the Community Fund could use donations; the Film Festival has listed all of its films; there will be traffic construction impacting I-5 during Worldcon; KiddieCorp will be handling childcare; and we can use more volunteers; and another reminder of the business meeting schedule!
Looking for groceries downtown? Since 1946, DeLaurenti Food & Wine has been Seattle’s most complete source for specialty ingredients and novelties from around the world.
Looking for authentic Asian food? Head down to Seattle’s International District. Home to a wide range of restaurants and just a couple of stops south on the light rail from the convention center, this is the place to go for noodles, dumplings, and other Asian fare. The International District is also home to Uwajimaya, a massive Asian grocery store and Seattle institution for almost 100 years.
