Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach - June 6, 2009

**Alys Beach** · 02-18-2009, 03:37 PM

World's First Outdoor Projection Art Festival Returns to Alys Beach
Digital Artists Invited to Submit Entries

Alys Beach, Florida - (February 17, 2009) - A Florida beach town announced that it will host the second annual "Digital Graffiti" festival on Saturday, June 6, 2009. Digital Graffiti is the world's first outdoor projection art festival, with artists using the latest technologies to project original works onto the town's iconic white walls.

"Alys Beach is welcoming painters with open arms and white walls," wrote USA Today in 2008. "But with projectors and laptops rather than spray cans."

Sometimes referred to as "Photon Bombing," "Guerilla Projection" or "Urban Projection," underground artists around the globe have been using the latest design, animation and projection technologies to cast dynamic images onto skyscrapers and other urban structures as a means of artistic expression. But Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach is the first outdoor festival specifically organized to celebrate and showcase these unique talents.

"Our town literally becomes a blank canvas," said Kelli Arnold, Alys Beach's Events Coordinator.

Last year's festival attracted digital artists, filmmakers, musicians, interactive designers, photographers, VJs, producers, celebrities, agency executives and fans of art, technology and architecture. Over $6,500 in prizes were awarded to artists, with digital submissions being received from as far away as Israel, Austria, Canada, Germany, London, India, France, Italy and China. The 2008 "Best of Show" prize ($2,500) was awarded to Robert Seidel of Jena, Germany for his digital work entitled "Futures."

"Digital Graffiti explores how design, technology and architecture can intertwine to create entirely new art forms," said Arnold. "For one night, Alys Beach opens its doors, courtyards and cobblestone paths to innovative companies and ground-breaking artists who fuse these three elements to literally transform our entire town into a living work of art."

Artists are encouraged to submit original works of digital art for the 2009 festival as soon as possible. There is no fee to enter. Entries may include new or existing short digital videos, Adobe Flash animations, PhotoShop creations, YouTube clips or entirely new interactive concepts. Still-photography entries may be accepted, but should consist of large, themed slideshows or presentations of images that have been digitally altered or enhanced in an artistically significant manner. All subject matter is eligible, although a special $1,000 prize will be awarded to the best entry with a "green" theme. Last year's $1,000 "Best Environmental Theme" prize was awarded to Donna Callighan of Stamford, Connecticut for her work entitled "S.O.S."
The deadline for all digital art submissions is April 30, 2009. For specific submission rules and guidelines -- and to view last year's winning entries -- please visit www.digitalgraffiti.info.

For more information about Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach, please call 1-866-481-8390 or email events@alysbeach.com.

ABOUT ALYS BEACH
One of the most beautiful new towns in the world, Alys Beach is located on Scenic Highway 30A in Florida�s panhandle, along what The New York Times said "may be the best beach in the continental U.S." The resort town's extraordinary architectural vision drew inspirations from both Bermuda and the family courtyard homes of Antigua, Guatemala. When complete, Alys Beach will be home to 900 villas and courtyard homes, as well as restaurants, parks, shops and other resort amenities. Alys Beach is the first Fortified�for safer living� community in the world, and all homes are built to Florida's Green Home Designation Standard. For home sales or vacation rental information, please call 866-481-8387 or visit www.alysbeach.com.

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**Alys Beach** · 02-18-2009, 03:51 PM

View more pictures from DG08!

**Beachbummett** · 02-18-2009, 08:02 PM

LOL! I recognize that black and white dress!

I can't wait for this! If you did not make it to the last one, be sure and put this on your calendar!

Thanks Alys Beach for putting on such wonderful events.

**Mark Partington** · 02-18-2009, 09:30 PM

This is something worth turning in early-before things,commissions-the season, etc ; gets out of control. It happens to alot of Artists , including myself-there's just no time for spec work during season.
But from what I had easily surmised last year before & regretably after the event-it was one of the best out of the gate events Ive ever seen in South Walton-with emphasis more on quality,diversity & fellowship among artists working in diverse media.....rather than a competition or award show with 'winners?' etc.
Great Event & really a great opprotunity.
Sowal Artist of the Decade

Mark Partington

**Allifunn** · 02-20-2009, 07:02 AM

I can not wait!!! It was wonderful last year and it was not even 100%!

BB....great dress

**jessifunn** · 02-24-2009, 05:38 PM

Fancy New York

**Alys Beach** · 02-25-2009, 08:52 AM

**Alys Beach** · 02-28-2009, 10:54 AM

**SWGB** · 02-28-2009, 05:16 PM

Can they be past pictures taken? I've got tons.

**ameliaj** · 02-28-2009, 07:03 PM

Yahoo!! We'll be down that week. Can't wait!!!!

**Alys Beach** · 03-18-2009, 09:52 AM

Style Icon India Hicks to Host World's 1st Outdoor Projection Art Festival

Alys Beach, Florida - (March 18, 2009) - The resort town of Alys Beach and "Studio b." announced that India Hicks will host the second annual "Digital Graffiti" festival on Saturday, June 6th. Digital Graffiti is the world's first outdoor projection art festival, with artists using the latest technologies to project original works onto the town's iconic white walls.

A well-known author, TV host and fashion model for Ralph Lauren, Gap, and J. Crew, among many others, India Hicks is the daughter of legendary interior designer David Hicks, who was hailed by The New York Times as "the most famous decorator of his day." India is Prince Charles' second cousin, and is in line to succeed to the British throne. In 1981, she served as bridesmaid to Diana, Princess of Wales. India is an author of numerous style books, is a hotel owner and is the creator of an all-natural body-and-home-fragrance line (www.indiahicks-islandliving.com). India recently hosted the second season of the Bravo TV series Top Design, an interior design competition.

"India is not only revered worldwide for her unique sense of style, but also for her warm and genuine personality," said Colleen Duffley of Studio b in Alys Beach. "I truly can't think of a more perfect person to host this year's Digital Graffiti festival."

Digital Graffiti explores how design, technology and architecture can intertwine to create entirely new art forms. For one night, Alys Beach opens its courtyards and cobblestone paths to innovative companies and ground-breaking artists who fuse these three elements to literally transform an entire town into a living work of art. Sometimes referred to as "Photon Bombing," "Guerilla Projection" or "Urban Projection," underground artists around the globe have been using the latest design, animation and projection technologies to cast dynamic images onto skyscrapers and other urban structures as a means of artistic expression. But Digital Graffiti at Alys Beach is the first outdoor festival specifically organized to celebrate and showcase these unique talents.

"Alys Beach is welcoming painters with open arms and white walls," wrote USA Today of the inaugural 2008 event. "But with projectors and laptops rather than spray cans."

The 2008 festival attracted digital artists, filmmakers, musicians, interactive designers, photographers, VJs, producers, celebrities, agency executives and fans of art, technology and architecture. Over $6,500 in prizes were awarded to artists, with digital submissions being received from as far away as Israel, Austria, Canada, Germany, London, India, France, Italy and China. The 2008 "Best of Show" prize ($2,500) was awarded to Robert Seidel of Jena, Germany for his digital work entitled "Futures."

This year's deadline for all digital art submissions is April 30th. For specific submission rules and guidelines, or for more information about Digital Graffiti, please visit www.digitalgraffiti.com.

ABOUT ALYS BEACH
One of the most beautiful new towns in the world, Alys Beach is located on Scenic Highway 30A in Florida's panhandle, along what The New York Times said "may be the best beach in the continental U.S." The resort town's extraordinary architectural vision drew inspirations from both Bermuda and the family courtyard homes of Antigua, Guatemala. When complete, Alys Beach will be home to 900 villas and courtyard homes, as well as restaurants, parks, shops and other resort amenities. Alys Beach is the first Fortified� community in the world, and all homes are built to Florida's Green Home Designation Standard. For home sales or vacation rental information, please call 866-481-8387 or visit www.alysbeach.com.

ABOUT STUDIO b
Studio b is a creative venue that brings together the best of the best and the up and coming in the fields of photography, art, design, literature, food and wine. With seminars, classes and inspirational lectures by talented pros from around the world, it is Studio b's commitment to offer a state-of-the-art learning environment designed to educate, inspire and cultivate an artistic community along the beautiful Emerald Coast. Studio b is based in Alys Beach, Florida. For more information about Studio b, please visit www.studiobthebeach.com.

**Alys Beach** · 04-20-2009, 01:26 PM

looking forward to all the entries!

**ameliaj** · 04-20-2009, 03:32 PM

Do we need to make reservations--buy tickets in advance? We'll be on 30 A that week and I don't want to miss this.

**Alys Beach** · 04-20-2009, 04:51 PM

Purchase tickets online in advance! For more information, please visit www.digitalgraffiti.com

**Alys Beach** · 04-28-2009, 06:53 PM

REMINDER!!!!

Entries due by April 30. Visit www.digitalgraffiti.com for more information.

**Alys Beach** · 04-30-2009, 04:29 PM

Digital Graffiti 2009

Saturday, June 6

8:30pm 'til Midnight

Final Countdown to Submission Deadline!

April 30, 2009 is the last day for artists to submit for the 2009 festival.
Please submit your short digital videos, Adobe Flash animations,
PhotoShop creations, YouTube clips or other interactive concepts to events@alysbeach.com.
Entries will be eligible for $6,000 in cash prizes!

Categories include

Best of Show ($2,000 Prize, sponsored by The Florida Governor's Office
of Film & Entertainment)
Best Environmental Theme ($1,000 Prize)
Most Experimental Submission ($1,000 Prize)
Best Local Submission ($1,000 Prize sponsored by 30A.com)
Audience Favorite ($1,000 Prize sponsored by 30A.com)
We would like to extend a huge thanks to this year's sponsors

Cinemin Swivel

30A.com
EBSCO Industries
The Alys Foundation
Studio b
Slaughter Group
The Governor's Office of Film & Entertainment
Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company
Gary Justiss Architect
VIE People + Places
Cultural Arts Association
George's at Alys Beach
The Walton Sun
Coastal Living
The Thirty-A Review
South Walton Scene
EF San Juan
Pizitz Home & Cottage
Design on the Gulf
Onano
Elizabeth Laird Photography
Braulio Casas Archtects
Paula Ball
Marieanne Khoury-Vogt & Erik Vogt
Flip Flops Grill
The Premier Property Group
Theriaque Vorbeck & Spain

To become a sponsor or volunteer at the event, please email events@alysbeach.com

TICKETS NOW ON SALE!

Online $15 adults
At the door $20 adults
$5 Children 12 and under
Ages 5 and under free

http://www.digitalgraffiti.com/

866.481.8390

ALYS BEACH is a trademark of EBSCO Industries, Inc. � 2009

**ameliaj** · 05-22-2009, 07:50 AM

Can't wait for digital graffiti!! Are there cocktails/hors d'ouvres? Are there lots of entries?

**kurt** · 05-24-2009, 09:45 AM

Added to SoWal.com home page.

**Bobby J** · 05-25-2009, 08:08 AM

Pretty cool. Front page MSN.com
Here is the link:

Tech & Gadgets Blog

**Alys Beach** · 05-26-2009, 04:54 PM

DIGITAL GRAFFITI 2009
Hosted by International Style Icon India Hicks

Saturday, June 6
8:30pm 'til Midnight

Digital Graffiti Finalists Announced!

The following works have been selected for projection and competition during the 2009 Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach:

"12 Seconds" by Florence Artur (Montreuil, France)
"Afterburner" by Gwen Vanhee (Zedelgem, Belgium)
"Bioform" by Matthew West (New Brunswick, NJ)
"Bubblegum Fantasy" by Devan Siumunovich & Nika Offenbac (New York, NY)
"Bulbs" by Zlatko Cosic (St Louis, MO)
"Coastal Dune Lakes: Beaches of South Walton" by Elam S. Stoltzfus (Blountstown, FL)
"Generative Flowers III" by Don Relyea (Dallas, TX)
"Ghost of the Walls" by Tim Portlock (Philadelphia, PA)
"JD’s Fun House" by John Daniel (Panama City, FL)
"La Sinceridad del Humo" by Walt Hartley (Minturn, CO)
"Lure of Sirens" by Lustre (Venice, CA)
"Metamorfosis" by Marucio Rodriguez & Said Dokins (Cuauhtemoc, Mexico)
"Morphing - Aging Beauty part II" by Gwen Vanhee (Zedelgem, Belgium)
"Origami Butterfly" by Jonathan McCabe (Ainslie, Australia)
"Outside In" by Eric Marcus (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Santa Rosa Beach Sand Prints" by Andrea Normand (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Shine of the Ever" by Bryan Beasley (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Stormcc1" by Jonathan McCabe (Ainslie, Australia)
"Study on Human Form & Humanity #01" by Lemeh42 (Italy)
"The Astronaut" by Mario Chejab (London, UK)
"The Color of Time" by Florence Artur (Montreuil, France)
"Ugly Mug on Lovely House" by Sean Michael (Birmingham, AL)
"zc-100-00a" by Matthew West (New Brunswick, NJ)

Although not selected for competition during the 2009 festival, the following "Honorable Mentions" will also be projected as part of a special courtyard presentation:

"Blue Monkey’s Maiden Flight" by Janis Sawyer (Seaside, FL)
"Conspiracy Theory" by David DeGregerio (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Evolution" by George Cannon (Trumansburg, NY)
"Family Vacation: From City to City" by Lynn Nesmith (Seagrove, FL)
"Grave Concerns" by Karen Joslin (Tallahassee, FL)
"Icons of 30A" by Paul de Denus (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)

We would like to extend a special thanks to this year's sponsors:

Cinemin Swivel
30A.com
EBSCO Industries
The Alys Foundation
Studio b
Slaughter Group
The Governor's Office of Film & Entertainment

Duany Plater-Zyberk & Company

Gary Justiss Architect
VIE People + Places
Cultural Arts Association
George's at Alys Beach
The Walton Sun
Coastal Living
The Thirty-A Review
South Walton Scene
EF San Juan
Pizitz Home & Cottage
Design on the Gulf
Onano
Elizabeth Laird Photography
Braulio Casas Archtects
Paula Ball
Marieanne Khoury-Vogt & Erik Vogt
Tommy Crow Studios
Flip Flops Grill
The Premier Property Group
BancorpSouth
Theriaque Vorbeck & Spain l Attorneys at Law
Viking Range
Celtic Stone Masonry
Tracery Interiors
Justin Gaffrey

To become a sponsor or volunteer at the event, please email events@alysbeach.com

TICKETS NOW ON SALE!

Online: $15 adults
At the door: $20 adults
$5 Children 12 and under

Ages 5 and under free

http://www.digitalgraffiti.com/

866.481.8390

**kurt** · 05-28-2009, 08:29 AM

Volunteers needed - get free admission:
http://www.sowal.com/bb/blogs/jennif...port-arts.html

**Jennifer Steele** · 05-28-2009, 08:34 AM

Still need about ten volunteers to help DURING the event, from 7:00 - 10:45 pm.

Volunteers will sell tickets, work information table, work gates and direct parking.

Let me know if you can volunteer! CulturalArtsED@embarqmail.com

**hummous&carrots** · 06-01-2009, 04:26 PM

Avoid the lines (and save $5) and get your tickets online...

https://alysbeachevents.ticketleap.c...A9-84562C402E9&

This is going to be a great event!!

**Alys Beach** · 06-03-2009, 03:43 PM

Digital Graffiti... This Saturday Night!

Welcome to 30A.com's Guide to the 2009 Digital Graffiti Festival at Alys Beach presented by Cinemin� Swivel. It's all right here: Everything you need to know to enjoy one of the most extraordinary events in the world. And it's taking place this Saturday (June 6th) from 8:30pm until Midnight CST, right here on Florida's Scenic Highway 30A!

What's Digital Graffiti?!

Digital Graffiti is the world's first outdoor projection art festival, where artists use the latest technologies to project original videos and interactive artworks onto the iconic white walls of Alys Beach. The whole town literally becomes a blank canvas -- and a living work of art! It's truly unlike anything you've ever experienced before.

This year's event is sponsored in part by Cinemin� Swivel pico projectors. They're super-amazing new projectors the size of a candy bar that can plug right into your iPhone, iPod or other personal media player! Instantly project movies, games, presentations or web pages anywhere you want -- on your bedroom ceiling, a building wall, in a classroom, a campground, a conference room, wherever! The new Cinemin Swivel pico projectors will be available this summer.

Meet Your Hostess: Style Icon India Hicks

Famous author, TV host and fashion model (for Ralph Lauren, Gap, J. Crew, etc.) INDIA HICKS will host this year's big event. India is the daughter of legendary interior designer David Hicks, who was hailed by The New York Times as "the most famous decorator of his day." India is also Prince Charles' cousin, and is in line to succeed to the British throne. (In fact, in 1981, she served as bridesmaid to Princess Diana.)

India is author of numerous style books and is the creator of an all-natural body-and-home-fragrance line. She even hosted Bravo TV's Top Design series!

India's visit is sponsored in part by Studio b, a creative venue that hosts intimate and inspiring seminars, classes, lectures, social gatherings and other cultural opportunities that feature world-class talents in the fields of design, photography, art, literature, food and wine... all right here on 30A!

Mrs. Hicks will announce this year's winning digital artists at the end of the evening's festivities.

Ticket Info

If you want to save a little cash and avoid standing in line, you can buy your tickets online until Midnight this Friday. Online tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children under 12. Otherwise, tickets will be for sale in Alys Beach on Saturday starting at 10am ($20 for adults; $5 for children).

Oh, Did We Mention That There's $6,000 Up For Grabs?

YUP! It's not just for show. These global (and local) artists are competing for some serious loot. This year, cash prizes will be awarded in the following categories:

Best of Show: $2,000 Sponsored by Florida's Governor's Office of Film &Entertainment
Best Environmental Theme: $1,000
Most Experimental Submission: $1,000
Best Local Submission: $1,000 Sponsored by 30A.com
Audience Favorite: $1,000 Sponsored by 30A.com

To qualify for 30A.com's Best Local Submission award, an artist must reside in Walton, Okaloosa, Bay or Washington County. Last year, Sally Mankus of Shalimar won $500 for her collection of digital images entitled "Feet First," while Janis Sawyer of Seaside won $1,000 for her unique video art entitled "SpyCam Series #2."

30A.com is also sponsoring this year's $1,000 Audience Favorite award. So, how exactly will that winner be determined? BY YOU, of course... with the help of your trusty mobile phone. As you stroll through the pathways of Alys Beach this Saturday night, be on the lookout for artist information signs near each exhibit. Each eligible entry will have a unique number associated with it. When you see a projection exhibit that you really like, just follow the instructions on the sign to text-in your vote. Vote as often as you like! (your phone's standard text rates still apply, of course)... The entry that receives the most text votes will win the special $1,000 prize sponsored by 30A.com.

Celebrity Judges to Select Winners

This year's festival will be attended by a panel of celebrity and industry judges, including Andr�s Duany, founder and pioneer of "New Urbanism", an international movement that seeks to end suburban sprawl; Alan Hunter, film producer and MTV's very first "VJ"; Terry Slaughter, President of the award-winning strategic design and branding firm, Slaughter Group; Lucia Fishburne, The State of Florida's Film Commissioner; Colleen Duffley, international photographer and owner of Studio b; author and marketing guru, Jonathan Salem Baskin; and Brett Phares, professor of interactive media at Marist College in New York. (Phares also served as the Curator for this year's festival, helping to attract extraordinary artistic talent from around the globe.)

During Saturday night's event, these judges will tour the illuminated pathways of Alys Beach, reviewing and scoring each eligible entry. The 2009 winners will then be announced at Caliza near the end of the evening.

For more information about each of this year's judges, click here!
Congrats to This Year's Finalists!

Digital Graffiti's organizers received entries from all over the world this year, from as far away as Thailand, Belgium, India, Italy, Australia and Brazil. So the selection committee really had a tough time narrowing down the field to select this year's presenting artists.

The following works were selected for projection and competition this year:

"12 Seconds" by Florence Artur (Montreuil, France)
"Afterburner" by Gwen Vanhee (Zedelgem, Belgium)
"Bioform" by Matthew West (New Brunswick, NJ)
"Bubblegum Fantasy" by Devan Siumunovich & Nika Offenbac (New York, NY)
"Bulbs" by Zlatko Cosic (St Louis, MO)
"Coastal Dune Lakes: Beaches of South Walton" by Elam S. Stoltzfus (Blountstown, FL)
"Generative Flowers III" by Don Relyea (Dallas, TX)
"Ghost of the Walls" by Tim Portlock (Philadelphia, PA)
"JD's Fun House" by John Daniel (Panama City, FL)
"La Sinceridad del Humo" by Walt Hartley (Minturn, CO)
"Lure of Sirens" by Lustre (Venice, CA)
"Metamorfosis" by Marucio Rodriguez & Said Dokins (Cuauhtemoc, Mexico)
"Morphing - Aging Beauty part II" by Gwen Vanhee (Zedelgem, Belgium)
"Origami Butterfly" by Jonathan McCabe (Ainslie, Australia)
"Outside In" by Eric Marcus (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Santa Rosa Beach Sand Prints" by Andrea Normand (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Shine of the Ever" by Bryan Beasley (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Stormcc1" by Jonathan McCabe (Ainslie, Australia)
"Study on Human Form & Humanity #01" by Lemeh42 (Italy)
"The Astronaut" by Mario Chejab (London, UK)
"The Color of Time" by Florence Artur (Montreuil, France)
"Ugly Mug on Lovely House" by Sean Michael (Birmingham, AL)
"zc-100-00a" by Matthew West (New Brunswick, NJ)

Although not selected for competition during the 2009 festival, the following "Honorable Mentions" will also be projected as part of a special courtyard presentation:

"Blue Monkey's Maiden Flight" by Janis Sawyer (Seaside, FL)
"Conspiracy Theory" by David DeGregerio (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)
"Evolution" by George Cannon (Trumansburg, NY)
"Family Vacation: From City to City" by Lynn Nesmith (Seagrove, FL)
"Grave Concerns" by Karen Joslin (Tallahassee, FL)
"Icons of 30A" by Paul de Denus (Santa Rosa Beach, FL)

CONGRATS AND BEST OF LUCK TO ALL 2009 FINALISTS!

World's "Top 10 VJ" Will Perform at Caliza

DJ Mag recently named Tokyo-based Shantell Martin one of the "Top 10 VJs" in the world, and now she's the headlining performer during this year's festival.
Using the latest drawing tablet technologies, Shantell actually illustrates the music that she hears, mesmerizing crowds with art that's drawn in time with the beat. She projects her unique real-time illustrations onto walls, screens and sometimes the dancers themselves.

"It's completely spontaneous," said Shantell. "I just get out my tablet and wait for the music. Nothing is rehearsed, nothing is practiced."

Shantell's performance can be experienced during Saturday night's big dance party at Caliza Pool & Restaurant.

Parking, Inclement Weather & What to Bring

Digital Graffiti will be held rain or shine. The festival begins at 8:30pm CST, after it's good and dark, so when arriving, please drive very slowly and watch carefully for pedestrians. Parking attendants will be on-hand to direct you to the closest available parking. Be sure to bring your good walking shoes, your camera and a little cash. Although some food and beverage stations will be able to process credit cards, others will be cash-only. Also, if you'd like to vote for the $1,000 AUDIENCE FAVORITE, bring your cell phone so that you can text-in your votes!

The following map shows the locations of festival exhibit areas and pathways (highlighted in white), restrooms, ticketing areas, entry gates, and snack and beverage stations. Don't worry -- you won't be quizzed on this. You'll be given a festival program when you arrive, and it'll have this map right on the back.

The final awards presentation will be held sometime between 11pm and Midnight CST at Caliza Pool & Restaurant, in the Northeast corner of this map.

See ya Saturday nite!

**Jdarg** · 06-06-2009, 10:52 AM

Just got back from Alys beach- it is humming over there! You can buy your tickets today and avoid the lines tonight- there is ticket tent set up just east of the donut truck!

**DCFinSCB** · 06-06-2009, 11:32 AM

Coolest event in South Walton, hands down. It's like MOMA comes to 30-A.

After hours at Club Caliza will be THE place tonight.

**Jdarg** · 06-06-2009, 11:51 AM

Originally Posted by DCFinSCB

Coolest event in South Walton, hands down. It's like MOMA comes to 30-A.

After hours at Club Caliza will be THE place tonight.

Yes, for you young'ens.

We are actually bringing our kids- Kate loved it last time, and the giant Wii is too fun.

**DCFinSCB** · 06-06-2009, 12:11 PM

Originally Posted by jdarg

Yes, for you young'ens.

We are actually bringing our kids- Kate loved it last time, and the giant Wii is too fun.

jdarg, don't be shy. Grab your glowstick, your whistle, and get out on the dance floor!

**Jdarg** · 06-06-2009, 12:13 PM

Originally Posted by DCFinSCB

jdarg, don't be shy. Grab your glowstick, your whistle, and get out on the dance floor!

You know I'm not shy. Glowsticks and whistles might give me enough energy to stay up late!

**DCFinSCB** · 06-06-2009, 01:22 PM

Originally Posted by jdarg

You know I'm not shy. Glowsticks and whistles might give me enough energy to stay up late!

And a Red Bull or two!

Should be fun!!

**TooFarTampa** · 06-10-2009, 03:31 PM

So how was it?

This is one of the coolest ideas ... next year we just may plan to be in SoWal that week because of it. Love Alys and all that those folks are doing.

**ameliaj** · 06-10-2009, 05:22 PM

Stayed the extra day for D-G. We had a fabulous time. Downside--we had to leave 30A at 4am Sunday to get child to Camp Greystone in NC. I'll plan better next time.