Happy Halloween, boils and ghouls! Wether you’re here, here, here or here tonight (or maybe you’re hanging on the couch eating all the trick-or-treater candy), chances are you’re having a fun night! But what about this weekend and next week? Are you going to keep the party going? Here’s some fun things we see in your not too distant future. Enjoy!
HUMP!: The Pacific Northwest’s premier, amateur porn festival kicks off this weekend! Tickets are just about sold out, but you should definitely try and snag some for this one of a kind event. What’s the coolest thing about Hump? The films are kept safe and destroyed after the festival so people can act out a fantasy and not have to live with it for the rest of their lives.
When: Three weekends in November in Seattle, Portland and Olympia, multiple showtimes — check listing.
Jet City Comic Show: Happening in Tacoma, this comic convention stands apart from the others by focusing on art and artists of the medium. Touted as a “back to basics” convention, this should be a good one. Plus, the duke of dorks, Neal Stephenson will be there!
When: Saturday, November 2nd – Sunday, November 3rd. All day.
Geocaching in Space: There’s about a million ways to participate in this international event. Watch live as a “Travel Bug” hitches a ride on a space shuttle and is planted on the Space Station! How cool is that? Geocaching in Space events will be taking place around the world to celebrate.
When: Wednesday, November 6th – Thursday, November 7th. Specific times for different locations.
BurlyCon: Burlesque is huge in the Pacific Northwest so of course, we have a convention dedicated entirely to the art form. Now in it’s sixth year, BurlyCon has become a place to express, refine and dabble. For the beginner, experienced or just curious, check out BurlyCon.
When: Wednesday, November 7th – Sunday, November 10th. All day.
Emily Shahan is GeekWire’s cultural attaché. Reach her at emily@geekwire.com. Events for this regular feature are chosen from the GeekWire Calendar. To submit an event to the calendar, go to the calendar page and look for the green button.
