The Cultural Fair

[wise_maiden]

Who: Everyone! Or as close to that as possible, please. \o/
What: The Cultural Fair
When: April 25th-26th, though the earlier set-up days (22nd, 23rd, and keeping everything dry on the 24th) are also encouraged to help get a feel for it
Where: All around the town square
Summary: Also here.
Rating: ... is this a thing?

Note: Booths can be labeled as separate comments! Just put [booth name] or something in the subject line so people can find top level comments easier. Work was probably started for it on the 22nd-23rd for labor purposes, sheltering things from the weather on the 24th, and the actual Fair is on the 25th-26th, so using any of those dates and figuring out where your characters are helping would be good. CHARACTERS ARE WELCOME TO TAG THE LOG FOR INTERACTING WITH OTHERS, NOT JUST BOOTHS, SO FEEL FREE TO TAG IN! Also a character who might not know what's going on is welcome to walk by and question it! And so forth.

I'll leave the descriptions up to you all as there probably isn't much that is too uniform about the displays, as everyone is encouraged to be creative about it. Think of it as something on a much smaller scale than the festival from a year ago, definitely, but how hard the characters worked isn't something I could define for each of you. That said there are plenty of unique sights, so enjoy browsing! Thank you!

(Also, please add your name tags!)

Comments

[quicktoanger]

"Really? Looks to me like you cheated."

I reached out and tipped the box up toward me, and the telltale flash of black metal glinted at me.

"What's this? It was in the box, Sparrow. And the box was under the coconut I picked."

I grinned again.

"Bugger. Looks like I've won."

[all7seas]

"Fine. Fine. Take your coconut-themed doodad and be gone with you!"

[quicktoanger]

"Much obliged, Captain."

I reached out a hand and grabbed the keyring.

"We must do this again some time."

[all7seas]

"Oh, yes, Dresden. I can't hardly wait, really. Again and again, us, doing this."

It might have been clear that Sparrow meant the opposite of all that.