Seattle, WA USA - July 17 - Registered

Yes, we still have a CSTS Flikr page! Right now I think my pics from PDX are the only ones up. Waiting breathlessly for more.

Thanks Rusty! I'll put some of mine up ASAP although because I was so busy, I didn't take as many as I wanted. In the meantime, we had a professional photographer at the event and he has a flickr site with photos of our event . Todd did some really nice work and we'll have more pictures coming soon. We also had a videographer for the first time so I hope to see some vid soon.

Thanks William! Coming from you, that is a compliment indeed! What size t-shirt do you wear? We were pretty close to selling out but there might be a couple leftovers from the extras that were ordered. If we have your size, I'll be happy to send you one at a discount. The artwork this year is fabulous and I've gotten comments this week when I've been wearing the shirt. Emily Ivie is the artist and she has a web comic as well. Check out her site at www.mleiv.com.

She does great work and I would love to buy a leftover shirt. XXL.

Great! Andrea will send you a wave and get your address to ship the shirt. You got the last XXL shirt we still had!

Woohooooo!

From our website:
Can't Stop the Serenity 2010
DATE: July 17, 2010
LOCATION: Museum of History and Industry, Montlake
ATTENDANCE: 207
AMOUNT RAISED FOR CHARITY: $5,793.20 ($4,344.90 for Equality Now, $868.98 for SB Charities, and $289.66 each for Northwest Harvest and MOHAI)

We'll be raising more funds for EN until Sereniversary in September so the Global total may change later but for now, these are the numbers we're publishing on the

This year we had fewer people attending but everyone was very generous with their cashy money. The shiny musicians at our event - , , , and all donated a percentage of their CD sales which helped to boost the final amount. We <3 Filkers!

Here's a list of what we had planned for 2010: http://www.cstsseattle.org/events.html

We've just had our first planning meeting for 2011 so if you know of anyone in the Seattle area who might be interested in lending a hand, send them our way. The Meetup site or the site are both good places to find out what's going on.

Onward and Upward to Bigger and Better Shindigs!