Did we mention that kids (age 15 and younger) are free at Alumapalooza?

In 2011, Deb Woods is organizing a special kids’ program.  We’ll have details on the activities she has planned, later this year.  So when you register, be sure to register all the young ‘uns too. That way Deb will know how many to expect.

HANDY TIP: If our registration form tells you that each person has to have their own email address, just make up a fake one for each kid.  That keeps the computers happy.  It won’t matter as long as all the kids are part of your group.  We’ll email you, not the kids.

The official Alumapalooza 2011 shirt -- only for pre-registered attendees!

Our t-shirt design is ready!  Once again, artist Brad Cornelius has outdone himself with this fascinating evolution of the Alumapalooza theme.

The 2011 shirt is reminiscent of the Depression-era posters by the WPA, with a little homage to Wally Byam’s famous “gold trailer” thrown in.

How do you get this cool shirt? There’s only ONE way!  Register for Alumapalooza and order shirts at time of registration. Yes, this year we are limiting shirts to people who have registered for the 2011 event.

But hey, here’s a tip:  Go ahead and register now.  We’ll ship your t-shirts as soon as they are ready (prior to the event). If you cancel later, you’ll get a refund of your event fee minus $25 and the t-shirt cost.  (Shirts are not refundable.)  So your risk is just $25, and you’ll be guaranteed a space at Alumapalooza 2011 before it sells out!

Do you have a comment or a question that isn’t answered here?  No problem, we’re happy to help.

If you look at the bottom of posts like this one, you’ll see that often you can add your own comments.  Go ahead and post your question and we’ll respond to it as quickly as possible.

If you want to call us, just dial 802-877-2900 and choose extension 4.

If you want to try a long-time local favorite diner while you are in Jackson Center, check out The Spot To Eat Diner in Sidney.  It’s not far from the Hampton Inn or the Airstream factory.  For more, visit The Spot’s website, or see this blog entry.