Well, the Front Range Code Camp was this past Saturday. I gave two talks -- threading and speech recognition.
The threading talk (code samples and slide deck here) was pretty well attended -- about 12 people, which was a good third of the attendees. The strangest part was that there were only two people in the room that were .NET developers, and one of those was still using 1.1 so my BackgroundWorker examples weren't all that much use to him. The rest were Ruby and Java developers, plus a small cadre of profs from Metro College.
That only set the stage for my speech recognition talk (code and slide deck here), which only had three people in the audience... one dev each for Ruby, Java and C++. Considering that the talk was entirely focused on System.Speech, and writeen using VB .NET, the code samples were again somewhat less than relevant.