Drop in to a casual meet-up and roundtable discussion of real-life Sasquatch sightings and experiences. Share your story or come and listen. Snacks provided!

Make your own zine in this hands-on workshop with local artist and comic book author Cammry Lapka. Take your art home or leave your pages to contribute to the first-ever collaborative Squatchcon zine. Supplies provided, but feel free to bring more!

60+ local artists and artisans including independent comics and game creators, jewelry and costume designers, pop artists, student artists, and more. Food and drink vendors onsite.

Build skills, community and confidence with other teen writers! Participants will learn about strategies for character creation and storybuilding. Draw/sketch and brainstorm ideas as a group or as an individual following a brief presentation. Hosted by Oak Herbelin, author of Middle Ground Collection.

This fun presentation explores the history of “Eddie,” our resident sea serpent of the North Olympic Peninsula. Using eye witness accounts, art work and other data, we dig into this mystery to try to solve the riddle of Eddie once and for all. With David Brownell, Executive Director, North Olympic History Center

Regional author and poet Tamara Kaye Sellman leads a wacky, MadLibs-inspired poetry building workshop using our beloved Sasquatch as a central figure. Hear some real poems dedicated to PNW cryptids, then venture to write some of your own after a sample round. Choose between Bigfoot, the Kraken, the Tree Octopus, the Lady of the Lake; or, Northwest-ify your favorite classic creature (Hint: The Hurricane Ridge Were-Marmot). If there's time, we'll share a few! Fun for all ages; poetry templates and pencils provided! No poetry experience necessary.