Scifivalleycon.com Website Review

Sci-Fi Valley Con is more than just a convention of 300 exhibitors and thousands of attendees, it’s a FAMILY. We put so much love, hard work, and attention into our show throughout the year to develop a heartfelt and memorable experience for everyone to adore. We invite you to join us on June 7-9 in Altoona, PA at the Blair County Convention Center. We pride ourselves on not being like the other corporate, cookie-cutter celebrity guest flea markets. Sci-Fi Valley Con is designed for everyone to have a more personal and intimate experience with all our celebrity guest actors, the exhibitors, and the staff. You will cherish the memories and relationships that will Friday: June 7                      Saturday: June 8 pm                      Sunday: 10:00 am – 5:00 pm      OUR MISSION at Sci-Fi Valley Con is to enhance the community by providing a high quality, family oriented convention showcasing the work of many talented individuals. We strive to ensure that all our visitors have a first rate experience by submerging them in their pas*ion for all things science fiction, fantasy, horror, and alternative history. Our commitment to grow, develop and expand Sci-Fi Valley Con is of the utmost importance. Science fiction is the imagined future that has not merchandise. No commercial merchandise is allowed to be sold at an artist table. Such items include: self-published books, homemade jewelry, freelance artwork, indie films, etc. A promotional table can only be used for promotional purposed only. Merchandise should not be sold at a promotional table. These are primary used for advertising your business, products or services. In addition to generating leads and client registration. Such items include: informative displays, brochures, flyers, business cards, free give-a-ways (pens, stickers, etc), signup forms, donation buckets, Promo tables are great for: clubs, websites, bloggers, charities, etc. A dealer table can sell any type of merchandise; specifically, commercial merchandise that was not produced solely by the dealer.