Meet ‘n Greet Reception
Meet ‘n Greet fellow ADS Meeting-goers and liaise with your colleagues on Saturday evening before heading out for dinner. This is your chance to see old friends and make new ones.

Information Open House
Guidelines and Reservation Form (Members Only)

The ADS Information Open House (IOH) is scheduled for Monday, May 3 from 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. This informal tabletop exhibit provides the opportunity to meet new members, establish business relationships and re-connect with current clients. Suppliers are able to display industry-related literature, and limited product sampling will be allowed. Refer to the guidelines for additional information, as strict adherence is required. Reservations received after March 30 will be subject to availability. To reserve your space at the IOH, click here (links to guidelines & reservations form above) to access the guidelines and reservation form. If you need the User Name and Password, contact Headquarters.

There is no charge to participate in the IOH, however, participants must be an ADS member and registered for the ADS Technical Meeting. Refer to the guidelines on the Web site for specific policies regarding Supplier displays, including product sampling. Space is limited and will be allotted on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Tuesday Evening Networking Reception & Dinner
ADS is planning a fun night out at the Oregon Territory Museum to wrap up this year’s Technical Meeting. The Museum marks the end of the famous Oregon Trail, and features a special “10,000 Years: Indian Art & Trade in the Willamette Valley” exhibit showcasing exquisite woven baskets and artifacts from area tribal communities. The “Kaegi” Pharmacy” includes a fascinating display of bottles, potions and hand-rolled pills. You will also learn about Oregon City’s mills, industry and the Willamette Falls significant natural and cultural heritage.

You will be entertained by “The Trail Band Lite” which consists of a penny whistle, string bass and violin, and whose music ranges from traditional folk, to ho-down and Native American. The band will not only entertain you with songs, but with historical readings as well. The Trail Band is the premiere historic music ensemble from the Northwest. It captures the spirit of Oregon like no other entertainment. Plan to dress casual, and make flight plans for late Wednesday, so you can plan to sleep in. This is a great way to wind up the Technical Meeting and learn some interesting facts about our nation’s 33rd state.