What is the purpose of the event?
The purpose of the event is to introduce Fall City residents to the variety of service and
special interest organizations available in the Snoqualmie Valley. The event is also
designed to help people meet others who share a common interest. This is a casual,
come-as-you-are event to look around and meet people who share your interests.
Who should attend?
Anyone interested in learning more about the community, engaging with King County
and learning about the variety of service organizations and interest groups in Fall City,
should attend.
Why should I attend?
You may be surprised at how many special programs, information resources and unique
opportunities are available to you.
Do I have to be a Fall City resident to attend?
No. All are welcome although the focus of the event is Fall City.
How much does it cost?
The event is free.
Who is invited?
Everyone! All ages are welcome.
Is the library big enough?
The entire library space will be used for this event. The event will not be limited to the
community room in the back.
How can I get invited/how might I participate?
If you are a service organization, non-profit or similar entity and not already on the list,
please send a message to Ashley Glennon:
and Michele Drovdahl:
Note: Space is limited and the event may be full.
Is selling of goods allowed?
No. No selling is allowed outside of membership fees, dues, donations or similar.
How is it possible to have food/snacks in the library?
Pre-packaged foods will be allowed during this event and may be handed out by
participating organizations. Organizations who are approved in advance and also have
a food handlers permit may be allowed to serve additional food types. It is expected
that any food items made available will be easy to clean up and be considerate of the
library environment.
What organizations are being invited?
The list below represents organizations that have been invited to attend. Please note
that it is very likely that some of these organizations will fail to appear and no guarantee
is made that all organizations will appear.
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What sort of space is available?
Participating organizations will be limited to a maximum of a 10’x10’ space and smaller
exhibit footprints (such as 8’x8’) are encouraged. Your flexibility is appreciated as the
entire library shall be used for exhibit space and there are many asymmetrical spaces.
What other concerns should we be aware of?
What should we bring?
There are no formal requirements but the FCCA and Library staff recommend:
What is the recommended attire?
This is a casual, indoor event and casual attire such as jeans and t-shirts are welcome.
Community residents would appreciate if you wore a name tag or identifying article
representing your organization, but this is not required.
When can we set-up or load in?
You may begin setting up or loading in at 9:30am and continue until the event begins
at 11am. The library does not open on Sat. until 10am.
When can we load out?
Load out may begin at 2pm when the event softly ends, but exhibitors—at their
discretion—may remain set up until 3pm if desired. Likewise, if traffic falls off early,
exhibitors may leave early. This is supposed to be casual.
I have more questions. Who may I contact?
Ashley Glennon, President, FCCA: (425) 442-5893 or
Michele Drovdahl, King County Library
