There is no charge for performances. Some events under the pavilion will be for a fee, payable in alien scrip to eliminate the need for vendors to make change. Nearly a dozen food booths will offer edibles from local restaurants. The restaurants provide the food and local clubs and organizations are encouraged to staff the booths in exchange for a percentage of profits. There are booths still available to groups interested in participating Friday, Saturday or Sunday.
Space is available for craft booths, as well.
Inside the Roswell Convention and Civic Center, two rooms will be transformed into the Roswell Space Walk. It will feature special effects and animated experiences. To get the maximum effect, festival goers can to stop by the community pavilion first and get their face painted with black light paint so they will glow as they move through the Space Walk. At 7 p.m. Thursday, Ryan Wood, part of a team examining MJ12 documents and their authenticity, will be speaking at the UFO museum. Roswell Live will be presented at the amphitheater at 8 p.m. Thursday and again Saturday.