This segment will be moderated by Derek Randles, who is the co-founder of the Olympic Project, a group of more than two dozen researchers. Then at 9:30, one of the event’s highlights takes place: the “Witness Townhall,” where people share their own Sasquatch experiences. with speakers in the venue’s Great Hall at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30. At $30, he said the Sasquatch Summit at QBRC is less than half the average ticket price of most other Bigfoot-themed events. The event has attracted visitors from England and Australia, as well as across the US. Attendance doubled from the first event in 2013, to more than 750 the next year. His formula, which includes witness testimony, merchandise vendors and plenty of opportunity for interaction with Sasquatch researchers, seems to be working. This one does.” Despite some rivalries between research groups and factions of those interested, Manson has been able to bring in an array of speakers from across the Sasquatch community. “Usually with these events, it’s one or the other, you have a bunch of scientists and researchers speaking, or you have a bunch of paranormals … they don’t intermix.
