Bigfoot MiniCon Announced by Warren County Public Library
BOWLING GREEN, Ky.
This summer, Bowling Green is being visited by one of nature’s most cryptic creatures. The Warren County Public Library revealed it is set to host its maiden event — the much-anticipated BG Bigfoot MiniCon. The unique convention is scheduled for Saturday, August 3, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at The Capitol.
The Return of Dr. Mireya Mayor
The event is slated to feature a session with Dr. Mireya Mayor and her skilled team from the hit Discovery Channel series, “Expedition Bigfoot“. The adventure series revolves around a team of Sasquatch experts who delve into the remorseless North American wilderness to corroborate and demonstrate that the elusive being, Bigfoot, indeed exists.
Opportunities Galore
Attendees at the event will gain treasured experiences by not only engaging with experts from the field but also joining an enriching town hall. These sessions will be attended by local heroes sharing their intriguing experiences and encounters with cryptids within Kentucky.
A Chance to Rub Shoulders with the VIPs
The library has planned multiple exclusive VIP experiences for those in attendance. Not only that, to end the day on a high, there will be an exciting afterparty where participants could get a chance to interact with some of the key figures in the world of cryptozoology.
Getting Your Tickets
For more information about the tickets and activities, keen enthusiasts can view the Warren County Public Library’s official website. This event promises a day of curiosity, engagement, interaction, and possibly sparking new interests in cryptozoology. The attendees are expected to leave with unique insights and memorable experiences.
About the Host
The Warren County Public Library continues to serve its community, not just with its diverse collection of books but also by hosting such unique events, broadening the horizons of its members and furthering its reputation as more than just a library. Bowling Green residents and visitors have a not-to-miss event in their town this summer.
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