My favorite library! Clarksburg Harrison Public Library
www.clarksburglibrary.org

I'll also add for the east coast PAX U crowd, if you're travelling with more than 7 people, you can get group discounts through Amtrak. We've got a party of about 14, and our tickets are like $30 cheaper per person. But the sooner to get those tickets the better, because the trains fill up FAST.

We took the Pennsylvanian line last year from Pittsburgh, and we're doing it again this year because 2 free checked bags, and free carry on's? and I don't have to stop the car every hour for one of the 8 people in the car to go potty? yes please.

i’ll be there with my handmade trinkets and art! fantastic knickknackery, booth 4211 ☺️ not sure if it’s exactly what you’re looking for, but i do have a little something for everyone! and i should have a little map up of some of my fellow artists’ booths as well 🎨💕

I'll be vending at the Indie Games Night Market, and will be based out of the Unpub room, where my students will be playtesting (I'll also have the pre-production copy of Keep the Faith with me if you want to take a peek)

With a heavy dose of imposter syndrome, our Rebecca is giving a presentation on how fashion and cultural clothing changes how readers interpret the worlds you create.

unplugged.paxsite.com/en-us/schedu...

Yamitsuki is a ramen shop right outside of the con center, cash only, good for a small party or solo dining.
There's a Panera across the street as well, if you put in a mobile order it's quick to go.
Schmear Bagel Parlor is also good, across from the Lowes hotel. prep for a wait

Reading Terminal Market is good... but only on Thursday and Monday. Go there to stock up on good food for your hotel fridge for the weekend, but don't make the mistake of going during the weekend.
There's lots of good food around the Con Center, and if you're willing to walk a little bit.