The travel and lodging blog post has been updated with the hotel block information, and contact info for the homestay coordiantor. Click here to view the updates.
Madison is a great place to visit! One of only a few cities in the world built on an isthmus, Madison has become a destination mecca for national and international meetings and conferences, offering both small town charm and a range of cultural and recreational opportunities usually found in much larger cities. Voted the Friendliest City in the Midwest, Madison sports the best of all worlds with incredible natural beauty, limitless outdoor recreation activities year-round, an amazing array of cultural opportunities, fabulous shopping, and superb dining. Downtown Madison, set on a narrow strip of land between two glacial lakes, is very pedestrian-friendly, and within walking distance of the Concourse Hotel. Read more about travel and lodging.
I am hoping to have a place to stay for Thurs/Fri/Sat night. A couch is OK. Can you let me know if this is possible?
Peace,
Daniel
303-497-6469
Greetings,
My name is Cory Smith and I am looking for a home to stay in for the June conference. Any information you might have would be much appreciated. My contact info is cory_smith73@hotmail.com
Sincerely,
Cory Smith
Hello, I am looking for a place to stay from Wed, June 24 – Friday, June Quiet, nonsmoker, 55 yrs old. Would rather pay individual than motel. Would like private room (can be small) with private bath if possible. Please respond to Marguerite at: mdavid@jabacares.org or call: 434-760-1330. thank you.
I am looking for a place to stay during the conference. I’m very short, so a couch is fine!
Hi, Stacey, and everyone else looking for a homestay! The best way to get “on the list” is to contact the homestay coordinator directly, at schumoe@yahoo.com. You can also join the conference Time Bank (http://community.timebanks.org/findtimebanks.php) so that you can offer Time Dollars to your hosts, and earn Time Dollars for helping out during the conference. thanks!