Four display pages in the TC Pride Booth were devoted to the Group's Event Calendars and illustrated by photos from events in the past two years.
One page was devoted to group photos from the TC's Quarterly Potlucks.
Two pages were devoted to photos from TC events since 2007.
Three display pages were devoted to photos from when the Triangle Community was called the Fellowship Group.
The TC decided to re-launch Cherry City Guys at Capitol Pride. We are currently in a search for a new man to run the group and we have several solid contact regarding that effort at Pride
This page was devoted to What the TC is and it's members and why we hold four City Walks at week.
This page told viistors how to join and advertised the TC's membership drive at Pride. The TC gave away five items at its booth -- logo pens, logo bottle opens, logo 2009 calendars and Pride wristbands and Rainbow antenna balls. The last two items went very quickly.
Gary Deming had the first volunteer shift in the TC booth at Capitol Pride. Spike was next door in his MLA Studio vendor booth. The TC had a very productive day at Pride, signing up a dozen new members.
The booth also included a letter from the group's founder, Michael "Spike" Lewis
Bob Geary (in the green shirt), one of our Portland members, had the second shift volunteering. Gary mugs for the camera.
