It sounds like a lot, but when you're putting on an event of this size, those 115 days are going to slip right by!
We are almost ready to start accepting entries for this year's show. The entry forms should be available very, very soon, and when they are, they will be posted here. For someone who has never exhibited before, it can seem a bit scary to sign up for a show. To help ease the worry, one of the activities planned for the near future is a Cat Show Information Workshop. This is designed for all you first-timers out there who aren't sure what to expect from a cat show. We want you (and your kitty) to have some paws-on experience with what the set-up is like, what the show cages are like, and to have a chance to talk to experienced exhibitors BEFORE the big day.
The Workshop is going to be held at the Barking Lot at 880 Hanwell Road, in Fredericton, NB, on Saturday, March 28, from 2-4 pm. Because space is limited, we are asking people to register in advance, although there is no charge. Please contact Bev Amos for more information, or to register.
One of the other early things you can do is help us get the word out. If anyone is traveling within the Atlantic region (or even as far as Ontario, Quebec and Maine) and would be willing to put up some posters in appropriate places (vets, pet stores, wherever!) along the way, please let us know. You can print off show posters from the blog, or contact Bev or Jen for some pre-printed ones. For example, Jen is going to Bangor, ME and PEI in the next couple of months, and will be taking a stack of posters with her to distribute. If you want to go easier on the trees and have a favorite online site that you think should list our event, just let Jen know. All we ask is that you keep us posted on your postering activities so 1) we aren't duplicating efforts, and 2) we can do our best to take them down after the event. Don't worry if the timing of your trip seems early - it's better early than never! Last year we had exhibitors from Ontario, Maine, and all over the Maritimes, so we're hoping to get them back, plus a bunch more!
How to use the blog...
For those of you new to "blogging", a blog is a bit different from a traditional web site. Each time a new post is listed, it will appear at the top of the page. To view older posts, you will need to keep scrolling down. The seven most recent posts are displayed. If you need one older than that, just scroll to the Blog Archive list at the bottom of the right hand column. It contains links to all previous blog listings. Clicking on a month will bring up all the postings.
Wednesday, February 11, 2009
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