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Wil Wheaton in Boston metro area

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token writes: Absolutely anything. Seriously...crap. You want more of a description then that? Fine...be that way. Whether it is a sketch comedy performance, a reading from one of ...

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  • nate
    I wish the demands would start over after an event has been received.... or a new demand was created at least.
    nate posted this 1 year ago
  • greendlc
    Rats.... I missed it!!!! *pouts* Ah, well... Wil, come back this way soon!
    greendlc posted this 1 year ago
  • brian2
    My son Brian(who is blind, & 11yrs. old), knows Wil's voice from an audio book called,"The Adventures of Tom Sawyer". So Brian would LOVE to ask Wil questions about doing audio books and also about his career. So PLEASE come to Boston and we'll hook up. Maybe if you do comic-cons here, Brian can get to you.
    brian2 posted this 1 year ago
  • brian
    Everyone -- please be sure to continue spreading the word for Wil's event this Sunday. It'd be awesome to have 300+ people there! But it'll only happen of each and every one of you emails 3-5 of your friends/family/contacts to try to get more people to attend. Here's hoping that Wil's event is a huge success!
    brian posted this 1 year ago
  • AubreeAnn
    SpaceWriter just reminded me - Please contact me at: aubreann at mac dot com and join in on a Cambridge/Boston pre-Wheaton-visit party! I will add you to the mailing list and let you know date/time/location as we get closer to the end of the month!
    AubreeAnn posted this 1 year ago
  • spacewriter
    Can't wait to see ya Wil.
    spacewriter posted this 1 year ago
  • brian
    Totally awesome! Congrats Wil, and congrats to all the folks who signed up and made this happen. This is a historic moment -- the first Eventful Demand to turn into an event. Two months from the day we launched Eventful Demand, too! Power to the people!
    brian posted this 2 years ago
  • Brookline Booksmith has room in the theatre across the street, and they're hoping to put together a screening of Stand By Me in conjunction with my appeareance, if they can get a 35mm print. We've scheduled the event for July 2, at noon (with the movie) or at 1 (if the movie can't happen.) Admission to cover the cost of the theater is between 2 and 5 bucks. More details will be on my blog when I have them. Thank you, everyone, who helped make this happen, both by joining the demand, and by sharing advice on where to look for book stores n town. See you all in July!
    posted this 2 years ago
  • brian
    I wonder if any of these bookstores can really handle 200 people? It'd be a shame to have to turn people away. Might be time to think about an auditorium or somesuch?
    brian posted this 2 years ago
  • CthulhuGeek
    Pandemonium books is the best geeky book store in the Boston area. It has a geek following so if you chose that spot and they put up a flyer, you will most likely get a huge crowd. Just my 2 cents. Also, they are moving to a new place with more room so an event like this would be a cool new location opener. http://www.pandemoniumbooks.com/index2.html
    CthulhuGeek posted this 2 years ago
  • dccarroll
    I'd like to suggest the Harvard Book Store http://www.harvard.com/. It's independent (although maybe not fiercely so), and right by the Harvard t-stop. I'm sure I could round up a bunch of Harvard students to come, and get some press for the event in the Crimson.
    dccarroll posted this 2 years ago
  • tsheehan
    Hey, I beg to differ with the opinion that Chestnut Hill Borders is too far out from Boston. It's an excellent location with an entire parking garage of free parking (impossible to find anywhere in Boston, Cambridge, or Brookline) and it's right on the Route #60 Bus Route from Kenmore Square. I just started working there, and we'd be happy to have you! Let me know! Tom
    tsheehan posted this 2 years ago
  • Slapworth
    Both Porter Square Books and Brookline Booksmith are great venues. Both are good independent stores, and both have access to public transportation AND parking. Looking forward to the show!
    Slapworth posted this 2 years ago
  • TheHey
    May I suggest....... http://brooklinebooksmith.com/ You can do a reading there on June 23rd followed by a special charity screening of Serenity at the theatre next door. I know you are not related to Firefly but I know you'll attract the same crowd.
    TheHey posted this 2 years ago
  • spisaacs
    Looking forward to it
    spisaacs posted this 2 years ago
  • orange
    yay!
    orange posted this 2 years ago
  • brian
    Excellent!
    brian posted this 2 years ago
  • Hey! Critical mass has been achieved! I'll work on finding a venue, now.
    posted this 2 years ago

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Absolutely anything. Seriously...crap. You want more of a description then that? Fine...be that way.

Whether it is a sketch comedy performance, a reading from one of his books, a political rant, or just one more look at him in this sweater...it would be great to see this completely underappreciated artist in person.

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