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conventions within 120 miles of Denver, CO 80237

StarFest [tweet this]

Apr 16th-18th 2010 • Marriott DTC, Denver, CO 80237 • MILES: 0 / KM: 0

anime, celebrity, comics, fantasy, horror, media, roleplaying game, science fiction, video game,

Starfest is an annual Denver convention encompassing all aspects of popular media, film and television. There are over a hundred activities on the multi-track programming schedule. Events include film studio presentations, onstage Q&A sessions with actors - producers & directors, autograph and photo sessions, costume and talent contests, film festivals, model and art shows, collectible merchandise, educational seminars, discussion panels, kids events, fan club presentations, and assorted Klingons, Jedi and other strange and unusual creatures.

Rocky Mountain Fur Con [tweet this]

Aug 6th-8th 2010 • , Denver, CO 80207 • MILES: 7.83 / KM: 12.6

art, cosplay, furry,

Rocky Mountain Fur Con is a convention for those interested with anthropomorphics or human-like animal characters. We are a collection of artists, animators, writers, costumers, and just everyday fans who enjoy cartoon animals.

Nan Desu Kan [tweet this]

Sep 10th-12th 2010 • Marriott DTC, Denver, CO 80237 • MILES: 0 / KM: 0

anime, art, cosplay, craft, dance, video game,

We offer a variety of programming and original activities throughout the convention weekend, with a focusing on responsibility, integrity and a love of the community.

Sirens Conference [tweet this]

Oct 7th-10th 2010 • , Vail, CO 81657 • MILES: 78.48 / KM: 126.3

academic, fan, fantasy, feminist, literary, science fiction, writing,

Inspired by the daring adventures of women characters and compelled by the brilliant works by women authors, Sirens is dedicated to women in fantasy literature. Within our focus on women in fantasy, each year Sirens selects a type of female character to feature--and in 2010, we will feature faeries of all kinds: powerful and mischievous, helpful and ruthless, kind and vengeful. Our guests for 2010 are Holly Black, Marie Brennan, and Terri Windling, each of whom has written of myriad fey, faery courts, and even mortals. In addition, all attendees are welcome to submit presentations of all styles on all topics related to women in fantasy literature.

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