Yuri's Night Activities?

How many folks here are involved with a local Yuri's Night?

In Seattle we are putting and event at the Museum of Flight from 8 PM
to Midnight...
of coarse on April 12th.

Below is the email I just recieved on it...

Wednesday, April 12, 2006 · Doors open at 7:00 p.m.
at The Museum of Flight
Join fellow Seattleites as we celebrate space and the future with other
cities around the world on the 45th anniversary of the first human
space flight and the 25th anniversary of the first NASA Space Shuttle
launch. Meet astronauts and visionaries, learn about the future of
space travel and enjoy snacks by Catering by McCormick & Schmick's
while listening to some of the Northwest's best bands.
The Celebration Includes
Musical Performances by:
KJ Sawka
Plan B
Optimus Rhyme
Boy Eats Drum Machine
m.O
Visuals by: Epiphanous
Invited Special Guests:
Dr. Bonnie Dunbar, retired NASA Astronaut
As a Rockwell Engineer, Dr. Dunbar
worked on the Shuttle Columbia
and helped support the crew for STS-1.
Prof. Don Brownlee, Stardust Principal Investigator
Dr. Robert Hoyt, Tethers Unlimited
Prof. Adam Bruckner, UW Aero & Astro Chair
Purchase Tickets Today!

Tickets for the event are $25 per person in advance ($21.25 for Museum
members) and $30 at the door - all ages.
Purchase tickets online at TicketWeb.com, at the Museum of Flight Store
or by phone at 866-468-7623

Minnesota Space Frontier Society, Minnesota Planetarium
Society, and Minnesota Astronomical Society return to
Joe's Garage (a restaurant!) in downtown Minneapolis to
celebrate Yuri's night.

Wed April 12th, 2006
7:00pm

Joe's Garage
1610 Harmon Place
Minneapolis, MN 55403
612-904-1163

http://www.joes-garage.com/

pictures from last year:

http://freemars.org/mnfan/MNSFS/2005-04-Yuris-Night/

Party Information
Organizer's Name: MN SFS
E-mail address: ben(at)mnsfs.org
Ben Huset

-- Jeff, in Minneapolis

Hi Jeff,

I know Ben! Say hi for me.

We had our first Yuri's Night at the Space Needle in 2004. But it
costs a fortune to rent the place. Last years was at the EMP's Liquid
Lounge.

I hope the MOF does well with this year's party. Unfortunately at $25
a pop it might be hard to sell tickets, but it is worth the cost I
think. Brownlee is a pretty cool speaker and he will be seating at a
table to chat with folks hopefully after the finish the panel talks.

Anyway I will buy a some tickets even though we will be manning a
couple of tables (NSS Seattle and Mars Society Puget Sound).

Good luck and ad Astra,
--Chris Vancil