ET Pack Gathering #1 – Northeast US

July 3, 2019 | Rusty Guinn | 1 Comment |
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At the urging of some pack members – and because we thought it was a great idea – we will be hosting the first official Pack Gathering in our headquarters town of Fairfield, Connecticut. The idea is, well, ideas. Genuine connection. But if you’re part of the Pack already, we think you probably already know what you’d want to get out of a time like this.

We want an intimate affair, so we are keeping the event to thirty pack-members, solo and sans family for this first event. Because of the limited number of spots, please only sign up if you’re sure you can and will attend.

Spots will be held open for ET Professional subscribers through Friday, July 12th, after which we will open up remaining spots to ET Premium subs. To sign up, simply email Harper at [email protected].

Details:

Date and Time: 5PM on Saturday, August 31, 2019
Location: Fairfield, CT. Address to be provided to those signing up.
Format: It’s a BBQ. Think beef, chicken and a pig roast. We will have a couple vegetarian options, but I’ll be honest – they’re going to be lame. Dress like you would for a backyard BBQ.
Cost: None. Bring a wine, beer or spirit you’d like to share with the group. If you don’t drink, then feel free to bring something else you think people would enjoy.

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  1. Awesome! Putting a request in for Texas at some point.

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