Today is the LAST day for Pre-Registration for the National Genealogical Society Conference in Raleigh! #NGS2017GEN

This is an event you will not want to miss!  The conference has vast offerings to expand your genealogical knowledge.    Some of the tracks offered are BCG Skillbuilding, DNA, Research Planning, North Carolina, Historical Context, Working with Records, Methodology and so, so much more.

We have some wonderful speakers lined up including some of my personal favorites Judy G. Russell, Cari A. Taplin, Angela Packer McGhie, Rick Sayre, Pamela Sayre,  and Lisa Louise Cooke.  A full list of classes and speakers may be found at http://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/program/.

Registration fees:

Full Registration (by 27 April)         Member     $240     Non-Member     $275
One Day Registration (by 27 April) Member     $110     Non-Member     $120
Social Events registration closes 27 April 2017

You can register now online at http://conference.ngsgenealogy.org/register/.

Already registered?  Today is the last day to add to your reservation.  To add a banquet, luncheon, or "Pig Picken", sign into http://www.ngsgenealogy.org, click on My Account, select My Events, and then click to Add Sessions.
After 27 April you must register in person at the Raleigh Conference Center.  Site registration opens at noon on Tuesday, 9 May 2017.

Live Streaming prices are valid until midnight, 14 May 2017 EST.  Please see options for Livestream and On-Demand Streaming Access at http://www.playbackngs.com/7770.

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