On Friday, catch the geek-related podcast “Bagged and Boarded” for the bargain price of 10 bucks. Then, Kevin and Scott take the stage for the sold-out SModcast 3D.

Saturday’s gonna be a banner day at the castle, with the inaugural run of Saturday morning cartoons, featuring some of the best SModmimations of all time, again for a $10 bargain. That night, at 7 PM, one of the weekend’s main events – Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes will replace Katie Morgan for the week with a BRAND NEW SHOW – “Jay & Silent Bob Get Old”. This one is the perfect companion to Highlands, where Kevin and Jay will talk about their present lives and future plans. A bargain at $25 and not to be missed. That night, Brian Lynch screens his comedy classic “Big Helium Dog”, long sold out. Hopefully they’ll have an encore.

Wrap up the weekend on Sunday with more stars of SMod – At 7 PM, Smith and Mewes are back for more Highlands, where they’ll talk about growing up in Jersey and share some of the best childhood tales. Then, the capper to the weekend and likely to be the most non-stop laughs, as Kevin Smith and Malcolm Ingram take the stage together for “Gay Clown” – Trust us, these guys are a dream team, and the entire room is going to be in stitches before the show’s over. Don’t miss history, the first episode ever of this podcast which will become a regular on the network. A steal at $20. And yes, you can purchase tix and go to as many of these as you like, no limits. All available via the SModcastle tickets portal right now!

No worries on parking, your vehicle will be valet parked when you arrive at the theater, and delivered back to you after the show.

We realize that travel limitations keep a lot of us from making it out for these shows. Kevin has pledged that any event that sells out will be later posted for free on the web for your listening pleasure. So, if you can’t make it, but have the financial means, take a look at Kevin’s Twitter for details on how you can purchase a ticket and then donate it to a local fan in need. That way, the shows sell out, you’ll get to hear it, AND you have the satisfaction of knowing you helped a poor fan in need on the west coast.