Part the Second:

Here is a checklist for Things to Bring to Events.  It's a suggestion:
something may not apply to some Events.  Camping events have their own
checklists.  You might want to print this out and stick it on the back
of your door, or where ever you'll see it the morning of the event - I
know *I* don't think too clearly at the ungodly early hours at which
these things tend to start.

Remember, while you may not be bringing an item yourself, be sure to
make sure it's getting there if you'll want it.  

1.	Survival kit: ID, keys, medications, emergency money, comforts

2.	Garb, including: the garments, the belt, shoes, beltpouch,
	lacings, hat, jewelry, pins, and anything else you'll want to
	wear. 

3.	Feast Gear, including: bowl, plate, cup, knife, spoon, and
	plastic bag to put it in when dirty.  Also possibly: napkin,
	tablecloth, candles, candleholder/chimney, matches, fork,
	serving plates, etc.

4.	Mundane Clothing

5.	Outerwear: cloak, coat, jacket, etc.

6.	Tools of the trade: if you're planning on doing something
	specific, bring the necessary equipment (e.g. If you don't
	bring your instruments, you can't play in the band; if you
	don't bring your armor, you can't fight on the lists)

7.	Money: there are things to buy at Events!

8.	Diversions - you may be called upon to make your own fun:
	games or handitasks.

9.	Emergency repair equipment: needle & thread, ducttape, safety 
	pins - whatever is most likely to repair what is most likely
	to be broken.

Looking forward to seeing you there!