Hi, my name is Sheila and I am representing Arcon today. Arcon is St. Louis, Missouri area, sci-fi fantasy convention and we have been around since 1977. Arcon is known for having a wonderful masquerade. We are costuming and the grandmasgrades are a little different. You can actually look it up on YouTube, look some of the videos. We do professionally produced show. We spend thousands of dollars on lights and sound equipment and then we do eight hours of rehearsal so that every contestant who comes in with the costume is professionally produced and their costume is framed and enhanced by the use of technologies and we love to do that for people and you don't even have to have an idea of what you want to do. All you have to do is show up and say this is what I have and we will build a presentation for you. But Arcon is also a place with a lot of programming for other people who want to do things like their artists and they want to sell their right. We have a massive art show. We have a lot of programming with art. You can do demos, you can learn how to to draw certain things, you can learn to draw anime characters. A lot of the artists will do panels on how to do that and not only how to do the art but how to sell your art, how to produce your art, how to get published. We have a large dealers room always packed every year, always awaiting lists to get in and it's carefully curated so that we don't have rows and rows of nothing but t-shirts. You know, you're going to have, we have a massage table there. Every year we have a vendor who does massage it and you can book your massage show if your back is, you know, jacked up from being on your feet all weekend. You can book a massage with one of our vendors. There's also a science track that is highly unusual in the fact that it is taught by professionals. We have professors from some of the universities in the area who come in and say, well, let's talk about what NASA is doing. Let's talk about Mars exploration, what's the newest trends, what's the newest thing going on. There's fandom panels. This panel is about diversity and inclusion in fandom society and in general society as large as well. So our kind is also what we say is a mostly 24 hour convention. Our program goes into way into the wee hours of the night at our main hotel. There are multiple tracks sometimes up to five tracks going constantly. A large gaming program with 24 hour gaming in one of the rooms. Children's program. We have actual children's program. We have a dedicated room for the kids that starts Friday at three o'clock when they all get off school and goes until Sunday. They have science panels. They have activity panels like Nerf Wars and Box Wars. So there's a lot to do with our kind for all ages. It's a great time. But when you've been around since 1977, you learn what works and what doesn't. And we've made it work by encouraging people to look into the social side of things, to the educational side of things. It's about meeting people. It's about making relationships work. And forging those relationships so that you want to come every year to meet the people and do the things not just by the things. If that makes sense. So yeah, come to Arcon. We'll see you in October. First week I'm in October every year. ArconSTL.org. That's ARCHOMSTL.org.