Alive Expo

Tickets- The Expo costs $10 per day. A free ticket was on page one of the March edition of Natural Awakenings magazine. I also have one buy one get one free ticket that I picked up at the Dogwood Festival. Bring any extra of these you can find and we can distribute them outside the meeting hall to those who need one. You can also buy a ticket from the website and you will get a free book. (Hint-They often give the freebies to everyone-paid or not.) I have unsuccessfully tried to get us group discount tickets, but it is worth the $10 if you must pay.

Transportation- We can use Meet Up to plan carpools if you would like. You can print off a $3 parking coupon for the yellow and blue lots from the website: http://www.aliveexpo....
MARTA is also a good way to get there.

Lunch: There is usually a nice selection of raw and organic food for purchase, but they do run out. I will try to find something good and reserve us a table by 12:00. I'll put the Meet Up sign on the table.

Time: The Expo opens at 11:00 on Sunday. Anyone who likes can meet for lunch inside at 12:00. I am missing church for this one, but let me know if you need to come later. I can meet you outside later in the afternoon. We may have members who have extra free tickets we can share.

Why Sunday? This is the first year I will only attend one day. I have chosen Sunday because traffic is usually a little lighter and some larger vendors must distribute all samples before leaving. Last year, on Sunday, I didn't buy anything, but I left with a loaf of bread, two bottles of wine, a months supply of raw dog food, and a bag full of supplements!

What to bring: Wear good shoes...you will be walking! Cash-some vendors have great show specials. Bring a bag to carry all your goodies!