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2025-11-10 10:18 am, comment by smoothatonalsnd

@kiddomarink said:

I really wish I had known about this sooner than the day it is happening. I would've attended but now I'm booked all weekend. Was this info posted anywhere prior to this week? Only mention I see on IG was posted yesterday.

We did post about this on the Phish Studies Association website a bunch and through other academic channels, but we did not post about this widely to general Phish fan public, so we're sorry to have missed you! The good news is, this will be an annual event moving forward, which will rotate between the cities where MAPACA meets (usually Philly, Baltimore, AC). So we'll do better advertising the 2026 conference!

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