[Northkeep] Shifts at Tokyo in Tulsa

[Baron of Northkeep]

My plan is to bring an armor stand and my armor will be on it when I am not
in it walking around.
I will have a table cloth, cards, fliers, and some 8.5x11 "posters" for the
table.
Also bringing some mugs, chests, trinkets, etc to decorate with.

I read through the rules and we are not allowed to Carry live steel weapons
while walking around the floor.
I am going to check to see if we can have our rapier blades / other
"weapons" (archery, steel or rattan) on the table or carried around.

Will keep everyone informed as to what I find out about things that could
be restricted.


On Tue, Jul 30, 2013 at 10:02 AM, Jerry Herring <jherring68 at gmail.com>wrote:

> Good morning Northkeep! Saturday August 3rd from 9am til 7pm Northkeep will
> have a demo table running in the vendor room of Tokyo in Tulsa at the Tulsa
> Convention Center, located at 100 Civic Center, Tulsa, OK 74103. Driving
> directions are available here:
> http://www.coxcentertulsa.com/plan/directions-parking-plan
>
> If you are attending please reply to me and I will place your name in the
> list for working the booth and send back out any open slots. The shifts
> are:
> 9am-12
> 12-3pm
> 3-7pm
>
> Since the demo opens at 10am we need people onsite before that time to set
> up our booth and to stay late after the vendor room closes at 7pm to clean
> up.
>
> When attending the demo you will be required to purchase a vendors badge
> which limits you to the convention hallways and the vendor room for $15 (no
> other areas unless you purchase a more expensive day pass for $30). During
> shifts those attending the booth need to stay at the booth so it is manned
> or if others are available to switch out with them to walk about
> distributing flyers. Shifts will run for 3 hours each except for the last
> shift which will be 4 hours. I hope that does not sound to harsh...it is
> not intended to be. Optimally we need 3-4 people for each shift. Just
> because all the slots are the booth are filled does not mean that you can
> not help It is my understanding that the halls are a great location to meet
> people and when walking about one might consider distributing business
> cards or flyers. Also there are strict policies on weapons so please be
> aware of those. You may read more about the weapons and conduct policies on
> the event web site.  Please anyone attending try to dress to impress you
> will be among a many skilled costumers and if you can catch their eye with
> what your medieval, norse, celt, etc attire then that could be their
> gateway to the SCA,
>
> We are working in a limited space about 8x6 feet so please keep this in
> mind when bringing items for display: such as table clothes, banners and
> items of historical relevance and interest anything that might show off our
> combat, archery, arts, and other activities. Some ideas were to set up the
> table like a feast, or a gaming table with examples of chess, tafl,
> merrels\morris, etc. Karl mentioned he might bring his Trebuchet which
> could take up a good deal of space but if it might be positioned so that it
> was taking up less room a trebuchet is sure to draw some attention. If
> anyone has a free standing armor stand and is willing to set that up along
> with their armor that might be moved off to the corner or free standing
> banner poles just in case there not a backdrop. Also if anyone has any good
> period style chairs they would not mind lending to the both? People setting
> in a period chair might make more of an impression than those in a plastic
> chair. If you want to bring something please let me know and I will make a
> list so that everyone knows what will be there and hopefully not duplicate
> their efforts.
>
> Really excited about this opportunity if you could not tell :)
>
> Kindly
> Ian
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