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Getting the Program Online
Jun. 2nd, 2022 03:55 pmThe in-person and hybrid (mixed in-person and online) program schedule for Westercon 74 is now online. This is in addition to the virtual (online-only) program schedule previously announced.
Virtual programming will start each day of the convention at 8 AM Pacific Daylight Time. In-person and hybrid programming will start each day at 11 AM PDT.
Virtual and hybrid program items are open to all members, including supporting members. Members attending in person will be able to watch virtual program items in the Blue Room of the Tonopah Convention Center, which is the room where hybrid programming will happen.
Including kaffeklatches, autograph sessions, events (like the Opening and Closing Ceremony), and all in-person, virtual, and hybrid program items, there are just short of 100 items scheduled to happen at Westercon 74, spread between the Tonopah Convention Center, the Belvada Hotel (Nevada Club Room and Safe Room), Mizpah Hotel (3rd floor conference room), and Mizpah Club (Ballroom).
( What's the 'Safe Room?' )
All programming is, of course, subject to change.
Virtual programming will start each day of the convention at 8 AM Pacific Daylight Time. In-person and hybrid programming will start each day at 11 AM PDT.
Virtual and hybrid program items are open to all members, including supporting members. Members attending in person will be able to watch virtual program items in the Blue Room of the Tonopah Convention Center, which is the room where hybrid programming will happen.
Including kaffeklatches, autograph sessions, events (like the Opening and Closing Ceremony), and all in-person, virtual, and hybrid program items, there are just short of 100 items scheduled to happen at Westercon 74, spread between the Tonopah Convention Center, the Belvada Hotel (Nevada Club Room and Safe Room), Mizpah Hotel (3rd floor conference room), and Mizpah Club (Ballroom).
( What's the 'Safe Room?' )
All programming is, of course, subject to change.
