The 4th annual Gen Con Dance is celebrating an old Renaissance tradition, a masquerade ball. It’s your chance to dress up and conceal your identity for one magical night of music, dancing and mystery. Come adorned in Venetian flare or dressed for the Monster Mash. Masks and costumes are not required, but as Oscar Wilde once said, “A mask tells us more than a faceâ€.
This event is open to educators, librarians, & hobby retailers. It will provide training using games to increase patronage, develop community & help kids achieve. Includes seminar tracks led by expert presenters, manufacturer presentations & demos. A closing panel will be held from 5-6. In order to particiapte in event you must purchase the Educator/Librarian/Retailer Package which includes 4-Day badge, free games, supplies & exclusive offers.
This ticket is worth $2 and can be used to pay for any event at Gen Con, as long as that event has space for more players. You simply need to provide enough generic tickets to equal the registration cost for the event
Girls will spend the day exploring Gen Con - the largest gaming convention in the United States. Meet with game designers and artists, play-test board, card, electronic and role playing games. Explore the world of anime. And so much more! Cost includes a day pass into Gen Con and admission into special Girl Scout events and Council's Own "Girls got Game" IP. Must register with Girl Scouts of Central Indiana Council 317 924-6800.
Ambassador, Senior and Cadette scouts unite in you favorite vampire character costume. Come and enjoy an evening of Twilight. Please register with Girl Scouts of Central Indiana 317-924-6800
Take a scene from an adult anime and lend your voice to the action. Hilarity and fun galore! Not for the shy or easily embarrassed; check your shame at the door! Audience participation is STRONGLY encouraged and a cash bar will be provided to help. Note that this event is for adults 18 years and older only; please bring your ID as it WILL be checked at the door. No exceptions will be made, no matter apparent physical or mental maturity.
Is it an art? Is it a science? How do you tell if a game is any good? Our panelists will discuss the basic principles of game design and let you in on all the ins and outs so you will know too.
October 30th, 1927. It was a dark and stormy night when the grown up Peanuts gang gathered at the Van Pelt Estate for the reading of Grampa Van Pelt's will. Join us for an unusual take on some classic characters in a memorable old dark house story. Ages 10 and up. No experience required. Familiarity with the Charlie Brown Universe preferred. Rules will be taught.
Junior Girl Scouts learn how to play some of the newest board and card games on the market. Girls will demo games, meet game industry folks and explore the largest gaming convention in the United States. Registration must be with council. Please contact Girl Scouts of Indiana 317.924.6800