
About
The Basics
The Northwest Pinball & Arcade Show began in 2008, occurs once yearly, and is one of the largest pinball & arcade shows in the country.
The event is held over 3 days every first full weekend in June at the Greater Tacoma Convention Center.
The show is non-profit and volunteer run. Over 150 volunteers help put on the show and lend their games each year!
Non-Profit Board
Mike Lorrain, President
Brian Cady, Vice-President (logistics, contracts, hotels, transportation & vendors)
Dan Halligan, Secretary (promotions, sponsorships, social media, marketing)
Jerry Thompson (speakers, poster design, tshirts)
Richard Godwin (game medic & repairs coordinator, Kid’s Zone)
James Edes (vendors, charity coordinator)
Charlie Moseley (transportation, Japanese game coordinator, 100 Yen Life)
Department Leads & Key Volunteers
Andrea Raynz, prize desk coordinator
Germain Mariolle, pinball tournament coordinator
Ashley Weaver, assistant pinball tournament coordinator
Sarunya Matter, volunteer coordinator
Kristen Hummel, admissions co-coordinator
Julie Yust, admissions co-coordinator
Sandi LiSanti, game management and logistics, check in and keys
Matt Sell, dock manager
Chase Nunes, live streaming, filming, Geekgamer.TV stage
Carrie Wilson, floor layout, logistics, load in/out
Armand LiSanti, volunteer portal for games and volunteers, IT hero
Jeff Matter, volunteer incentives
Aaron Davis, homebrew coordinator, FAST Pinball
Chris Force, games list, NW Pinball Collective
Shirley Cady, food and catering, supplies, logistics
Contact
For press, interviews, ticket questions, website, and general questions, contact Dan Halligan at info@nwpinballshow.com
For vending and booth related questions, contact James Edes at vendors@nwpinballshow.com
For volunteer related question, contact Sarunya Matter at volunteer@nwpinballshow.com
Our past
Chris Walsh was one of the founders of the Northwest Pinball & Arcade Show and passed on April 25, 2021. His innovative spirit and kind smile were a constant reminder of the meaning behind the show. For Chris the show was always about fun, community, and charity. We continue to carry on his ideas and legacy in the show every year!