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Just figured I'd post a message letting everyone know about ANIMETHON. It is running this weekend (July 17th and 18th) in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Here are the particulars...
Animethon 11
The Juicy Details:
When
Saturday, July 17, 2004, 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday, July 18, 2004, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Where
MacEwan College
City Center Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Cost
Regular Access
(including Anime Rooms, regular access to Exhibitors' Room and events) FREE with a donation to the University of Alberta Campus and GMCC Student Association Food Banks!
Premium Access
(including preferred access to Exhibitors' Room and events) Minimum donation of $5.00 CDN
Website
http://www.animethon.org/index.php
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Animethon 11 is the eleventh annual Japanese Animation (anime) festival held in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Animethon is the largest anime festival held in Western Canada, with yearly two-day attendance of over 3,000 people. The festival is designed to be a free event for attendees of all ages, from children to adults. We show a combination of older classics, brand-new material straight from Japan and popular favorites for both the new viewer and the hardcore anime fan.
This year, we are asking that the fans of Animethon donate a minimum of $5 to the event, to help keep the event free for the public. With your donation, you'll receive a special piece of identification. This identification will get you into the dealer room before it is opened up to the general public, as well as other special benefits!
We're also interested in making Edmonton a better place. While general attendance is free, we ask that all attendees bring a donation for the University of Alberta Campus and GMCC Student Association Food Banks, to help the less fortunate among us when they are in need. Non-perishable items only, please.
About ASAPA:
The Alberta Society for Asian Popular Arts (ASAPA) is a registered non-profit society with the goal to promote, inform and entertain Albertans through film, animation and media from East Asia. The Animethon Japanese Animation Festival is the main project of the society. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us at webmaster@animethon.org.
Here are the particulars...
Animethon 11
The Juicy Details:
When
Saturday, July 17, 2004, 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday, July 18, 2004, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Where
MacEwan College
City Center Campus
10700 - 104 Avenue Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Cost
Regular Access
(including Anime Rooms, regular access to Exhibitors' Room and events) FREE with a donation to the University of Alberta Campus and GMCC Student Association Food Banks!
Premium Access
(including preferred access to Exhibitors' Room and events) Minimum donation of $5.00 CDN
Website
http://www.animethon.org/index.php
(Some problems with Active X and speed. Disable Active X or the page will hang.)
Animethon 11 is the eleventh annual Japanese Animation (anime) festival held in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. Animethon is the largest anime festival held in Western Canada, with yearly two-day attendance of over 3,000 people. The festival is designed to be a free event for attendees of all ages, from children to adults. We show a combination of older classics, brand-new material straight from Japan and popular favorites for both the new viewer and the hardcore anime fan.
This year, we are asking that the fans of Animethon donate a minimum of $5 to the event, to help keep the event free for the public. With your donation, you'll receive a special piece of identification. This identification will get you into the dealer room before it is opened up to the general public, as well as other special benefits!
We're also interested in making Edmonton a better place. While general attendance is free, we ask that all attendees bring a donation for the University of Alberta Campus and GMCC Student Association Food Banks, to help the less fortunate among us when they are in need. Non-perishable items only, please.
About ASAPA:
The Alberta Society for Asian Popular Arts (ASAPA) is a registered non-profit society with the goal to promote, inform and entertain Albertans through film, animation and media from East Asia. The Animethon Japanese Animation Festival is the main project of the society. If you have any questions or comments, please contact us at webmaster@animethon.org.
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