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Following my Otaku Passover panel on Saturday night (specific time TBA), those who are interested can gather together for a brief informal seder, usually held in one of the lounges. Would anyone be interested in doing that this year and if so, would anyone volunteer to provide any sort of food item (matzoh, horseradish, haroset, wine/grape juice, hard-boiled eggs and vegetables would be our necessities, though other kosher-for-Passover treats are appreciated)? I'll definitely be bringing matzoh and haroset and can provide the other necessities if nobody else volunteers.

This is a really cool idea. I'd definitely love to attend though I'll be going to the convention with a friend whom may or may not be interested. It will depend on our schedule, but I toss you my interest for sure!

My panel is now scheduled for Saturday at 5 PM in room 203. Gather together at the end of the panel if you want to do the seder.

Assuming this doesn't conflict with the photoshoot I'm assisting with (I don't think it will) I'll come! I have a lot of cosplay stuff filling my bags but I'll see if I can bring a bottle of grape juice! There is a Trader Joe's across the street from the convention center and another supermarket within walking distance if any food needs to be purchased at the last minute.

Keldeo wrote: ↑Sat Apr 06, 2019 10:11 pm Assuming this doesn't conflict with the photoshoot I'm assisting with (I don't think it will) I'll come! I have a lot of cosplay stuff filling my bags but I'll see if I can bring a bottle of grape juice! There is a Trader Joe's across the street from the convention center and another supermarket within walking distance if any food needs to be purchased at the last minute.

Awesome! If you can confirm if this works, let me know by the Friday on the con.

I might come! I'm not certain, exactly, because I don't really know what I'm doing yet, but if I do come I can run to the Trader Joe's across the street to grab something to share

Kudos on the panel! I did manage to attend (I was the Haunter in the back), and can attest that at least the Pokemon Haunter is in fact Jewish. Unfortunately we did leave before the Seder, but it looked like a nice little group gathering around.