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The Dealers Den at Anthrocon 2006; the fursuit parade is visible along the top. The artist of the works to the right is Susan Van Camp.
Conway talks to KDKA-TV reporters outside Anthrocon 2006

Furry conventions are social interactions among furry fandom members—people who are interested in anthropomorphic and fictional characters with human characteristics. At the conventions, fans exchange ideas and information, buy merchandise, and participate in entertainment and recreation. Introduced in the late 1980s, furry conventions originated in California, with ConFurence.[1][2] Over twenty years later, furry conventions have spread worldwide.

Staffed mostly by volunteers,[3] some typical activities at a furry convention consist of presentations, panels, workshops and tutorials on anthropomorphic culture—from literature, fiction and art to science, technology and spirituality. The convention will often provide space for stand-up comedy routines, filk music, gaming and roleplaying sessions, as well as numerous puppeteering and performing arts events.[4][5] Attendees under the age of majority are commonly allowed to attend with a notarized parental permission slip or accompanied by an adult.[6] Less than 15% of attendees wear a fursuit or other costume.[nb 1] Some may wear fur accessories, like ears or a tail.[7]

Typically, furry conventions are often closed to public media, due to previous television and magazine coverage which implied the events were sexually oriented.[8] For example, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation's "Fur and Loathing" depicted furry conventions in a negative light. The episode portrayed furry conventions as places for people to dress up as animals and perform sexual acts with each other.[9] According to Furry survey, about half of furries perceive public reaction to the fandom as negative; less than a fifth stated that the public responded to them more negatively than they did most furries.[10] As of 2007, some permit the local news media to attend, usually under close supervision.[11] Below is a comprehensive list of current and discontinued furry conventions from around the world.

Contents

Active events

Annual conventions held over the last 12 months, and those scheduled for the next 12 months.

Two fursuiters dressing up for Further Confusion's "Fur Your Eyes Only" in 2007
Lucario in the fursuit parade at Anthrocon 2007
Lucky Coyote pretends to play the role of concierge for Anthrocon 2007 attendees.
Scruff E. Coyote builds a tower of blocks in the variety show at Further Confusion 2007.
A young fursuiter at Further Confusion 2007
Spunky gets terrorized by the Furloween mascot vampire bat
A furry fan with many con badges.
Mranti at FurFright 2008
Furry fox at a convention
A Hawaiian Anteater at Anthrocon 2007
Cornwall Dragon at Anthrocon 2008
  Next/Last held   Name Place Theme
21–24 February 2009 Abando São Roque, Brazil Abando 2009
21–24 February 2009 Abando`
A privately held convention, first held in February 2008. Its program includes workshops and camping.[12][13]
15–17 May 2009 All Fur Fun Spokane, Washington, USA Ancient Greece!
15–17 May 2009 All Fur Fun`
All Fur Fun is a small convention, which began in 2007.[14][15][16]
2–5 July 2009 Anthrocon Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA OMG Aliens!
2–5 July 2009 Anthrocon`
Founded in 1997 in Albany, New York, Anthrocon is currently the largest furry convention in the world, with 3,776 attendees in 2009. Originally held in Philadelphia, the convention moved to the David L. Lawrence Convention Center in Pittsburgh in June 2006.[17]
18–21 June 2009 BerliCon Berlin, Germany Berlicon 6
18–21 June 2009 BerliCon`
A small convention held annually around June since 2004. In 2009, it will be held at the House Hostel in the Tegeler Forest. Some events include an art show and a campfire.[18][19][20]
4–6 June 2010 Califur Irvine, USA Fabulous Furry Funnies (comic strips)
4–6 June 2010 Califur`
Beginning in 2004, Califur was established to bring attention to the furry fandom in Southern California.[21][22]
29 August–2 September 2009 Camp Feral! Algonquin Provincial Park, Ontario, Canada Feral!
29 August–2 September 2009 Camp Feral!`
Held in the forests of Ontario since 1998, this camping trip does not follow the standard convention programming, instead focusing on water sports, campfire tales, climbing, songwriting and other craft activities.[23][24]
17–18 May 2008 Cape May Fur Meet Cape May County, New Jersey, USA Isn't it great in 2008!
17–18 May 2008 Cape May Fur Meet`
Free convention which explores the Cape May area.[25][26]
15–18 July 2009 CeSFuR ČeSFuR Ledeč nad Sázavou, Vysočina Region, Czech Republic ČeSFuR 2009
15–18 July 2009 CeSFuR`
Attracts both Czech and Slovak furries, as well as a few visitors from other European states.[27]
12–15 June 2008 CH-on Morschach, Switzerland CH-on 2009
12–15 June 2008 CH-on`
CH-on is a Swiss convention which has fursuit workshops, photo shoots, barbecue and a trip to the zoo. In 2008, CH-con had its first convention with 27 attendees at the Kempf hut.[28]
07-10 May 2010 ConFuzzled Manchester, England, United Kingdom Science!
07-10 May 2010 ConFuzzled`
Entering its third year, ConFuzzled will be at a new venue, the Britannia Country House Hotel. The convention will see the return of the PawPet's UK show, a bigger Dealer's Den and multiple dances in the new night club facilities. The convention staff have yet to decide on a charity for this year but was delighted to announce TaniDaReal as its Guest of Honour.[29]
26–30 August 2009 Eurofurence Suhl, Thuringia, Germany 1001 Arabian Nights
26–30 August 2009 Eurofurence`
Founded in 1995, this European convention has been held in Germany for twelve of its fifteen years. Other hosted countries are Sweden, the Netherlands, and the Czech Republic. Managed by Eurofurence e.V., Eurofurence hosted 585 attendees and raised €3509.69 for the National Fox Welfare Society in September 2007.[30][31][32]
28-30 May 2010 FA: United Newark, New Jersey, USA Games United
28-30 May 2010 FA: United`
FA: United had 310 participants in 2007 and 381 in 2008. In 2008, the convention sponsored the New Jersey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals for charity.[33][34]
27–29 November 2009 FurCoNZ various locations, New Zealand FurCoNZ 2009
27–29 November 2009 FurCoNZ`
Beginning in 2002, FuCoNZ is New Zealand's largest furmeet/convention, with over 50 attendees in 2007. This annual event is typically held in late November or early December and is a camping convention.[35][36]
16–18 October 2009 FurFright Waterbury, Connecticut, USA FurFright 2009
16–18 October 2009 FurFright`
Beginning in 2003, a Halloween convention which has gaming tournaments, raffle and auction for charity. In 2008, FurFright sponsored New Leash On Life and Pays De L'ours.[37][38]
1 November 2008 Furloween Orlando, Florida, USA You Can Has Death
1 November 2008 Furloween`
One-day convention held during Halloween weekend, uniting furries in the south-east of the USA. In 2008, 187 people attended.[39]
24–26 April 2009 Furry Connection North Novi, Michigan, USA Prohibition
24–26 April 2009 Furry Connection North`
Midwestern convention which has a dance, games, arts and crafts.[40]
1–5 December 2008 Furry Cruise Monarch of the Seas, sailing from Port Canaveral, Florida, USA Furry Cruise
1–5 December 2008 Furry Cruise`
Beginning in 2005, Furry Cruise is the only furry convention held on a cruise ship.[41][42]
20–22 February 2009 Furry Fiesta Addison, Texas, USA Furry Fiesta 2009
20–22 February 2009 Furry Fiesta`
The only furry convention in Texas area. In its inaugural year, the convention will sponsor the Center for Animal Research and Education (CARE). Some of the features that Furry Fiesta will have are games, an art show, a dealers den.[43][44][45][46]
25–28 March 2010 Furry Weekend Atlanta Atlanta, Georgia, USA Carnaval!
25–28 March 2010 Furry Weekend Atlanta`
Furry Weekend Atlanta has united furries from around the world for six years. In 2008, Furry Weekend Atlanta had over 1000 attendants. Furry Weekend Atlanta has events for fursuiters, along with an art show and dealers. The 2010 charity will be Conservators' Center Incorporated.[47][48][49]
21–25 January 2010 Further Confusion San Jose, California, USA Gold Rush
21–25 January 2010 Further Confusion`
Since 1999, one of the largest conventions in the United States, with over 2,400 attendees. Educational seminars and panels, art, and socializing are some events which occur at Further Confusion. The convention supports Mountain Lion Foundation and Guide Dogs for the Blind for charity.[50][51][52]
2–4 August 2008 Furthest North Deer Creek Provincial Recreation Area, Alberta, Canada Furthest North Summer 2008
2–4 August 2008 Furthest North`
A camp set in the wilderness of the Canadian Rocky Mountains.[53][54]
2–5 October 2008 H-Con Frankfurt/Heidelberg, Germany H-Con IV: and the Temple of Tails
2–5 October 2008 H-Con`
Starting in 2005, held at the Gerhart-Hauptmann-Haus in Odenwald. H-Con has unlimited food and is based on earlier furry conventions.[55][56]
29 October–1 November 2009 HerbstCon Fulda, Hesse, Germany HerbstCon 9
29 October–1 November 2009 HerbstCon`
A small, invitation only convention which began in 2003.[57][58]
7 November 2009 Howloween Coquitlam/Surrey, British Columbia, Canada The Resurrection
7 November 2009 Howloween`
Halloween themed furry event in the Vancouver, British Columbia area which has a dance, games, and other activities.[59]
13-15 August 2010 IndyFurCon Indianapolis, Indiana, USA Tropical, Furry, Fun!
13-15 August 2010 IndyFurCon`
Proposed convention to be held at the Fishers Convention Center.[60]
24–26 July 2009 Megaplex Kissimmee, Florida, USA Christmas in July - We're in Toyland
24–26 July 2009 Megaplex`
For nine years, Megaplex has "provide[d] for our membership a celebration of interactive arts and performance, with a primary focus on anthropomorphics and fantasy". In addition to having a furry variety show and a dealer's dean, Megaplex has raised money for CARE. In 2009, 425 people attended Megaplex.[61][62][63][64]
3–5 September 2010 Mephit Furmeet Olive Branch, Mississippi, USA TBA
3–5 September 2010 Mephit Furmeet`
One of the few furry conventions in the South. Along with guided mediation, Mephit Furmeet has several convention events. Occurring on Labor Day weekend in the greater Memphis area, this convention sponsors Tiger Haven as its convention charity.[65][66][67]
30 April–3 May 2009 Mephit Mini Con Freusburg, Kirchen, Germany Voll auf die 12
30 April–3 May 2009 Mephit Mini Con`
Held in Germany around Labour Day. The convention is the second largest European furry convention since 1998. The convention has art show and auction, a dance, and a dealers den.[68][69][70]
03–06 December 2009 MiDFur Melbourne, Australia MiDFur 11 - MiDFur At The Movies
03–06 December 2009 MiDFur`
Beginning in 1999, a furry convention which takes a tour of Melbourne. The convention has social events, a dealers alley, a costume parade, a no talent show and a gala ball.[71][72][73]
20–22 November 2009 Midwest FurFest Wheeling, Illinois, USA Ten Years of Midwest FurFest!
20–22 November 2009 Midwest FurFest`
In 2008, almost 2,000 attended and raised $15,000 for Rainbow Animal Assisted Therapy. Midwest Furfest will be celebrating a tenth anniversary in 2009.[74]
15–17 May 2009 Morphicon Columbus, Ohio, USA Urban Critters
15–17 May 2009 Morphicon`
A yearly Midwestern convention which started in 2004. In 2009, Morphicon will sponsor Ferrets Unlimited Rescue Services (FURS) for charity.[75][76]
23–27 October 2008 Oklacon Watonga, Oklahoma, USA Mark of the Beast
23–27 October 2008 Oklacon`
Outdoor convention held at Roman Nose State Park. A fursuit parade, an art show, a variety show, and a dance, are some featured events.[77][78]
10–13 April 2009 OsterCon Sankt Englmar, Germany OsterCon 2009
10–13 April 2009 OsterCon`
A small private convention located in a house in the Bavarian forest. Ostercon began in 2005, when a group of furry fans gathered for a meetup. The convention is generally held near Easter. In 2008, 17 people attended.[79][80][81][82]
18–20 September 2009 RainFurrest SeaTac, Washington, USA Zombie Attack
18–20 September 2009 RainFurrest`
Since 2007, RainFurrest has provided furry art, social events, and dealers for furry fans.[83]
30 October - 01 November 2009 RBW London, England, United Kingdom RBW 2009: Good Vibrations'
30 October - 01 November 2009 RBW`
The largest furry convention in the United Kingdom, has a party boat on the River Thames. Held at the Royal National Hotel, events in 2008 included a charity auction, commonwealth games, and fursuit construction. RBW began on a party boat in 2006, but officially started as a convention in 2007. Also has events for fursuiters such as a dance and a photoshoot.[84][85][86][87]
4–6 July 2008 RivFur Brisbane, Queensland, Australia RivFur 2008
4–6 July 2008 RivFur`
Began in 2007 with forty to fifty attendees. Furry convention which had social events like barbecue and laser tag.[88]
22–24 May 2009 Rocket City FurMeet Huntsville, Alabama, USA Magnificent 7
22–24 May 2009 Rocket City FurMeet`
Occurring on Memorial Day weekend, Rocket City FurMeet is a social gathering for furry fans with a dealer's den. Rocket City Furmeet's charity for 2009 is Parenting Children of a Different Species (PCDS). The convention is sponsored by Rocket City FurMeet, Inc., a 501(c)7 non-profit organization.[89][90][91]
07-09 August 2009) Rocky Mountain Fur Con Denver, Colorado, USA A Wild Night Out on the Town
07-09 August 2009) Rocky Mountain Fur Con`
Furry convention in downtown Denver, which brings together furry comics, artists, and fursuiters.[92][93]
3–5 April 2009 Ruhrcon Ruhr, Germany Ruhrcon 2009
3–5 April 2009 Ruhrcon`
The first furry convention held in the Ruhr area. The convention is to have a fur dance and a small dealer's den.[94][95]
28 January–2 February 2009 Rusfurrence РусФуренция [Rusfurrence] Moscow, Russia Rusfurentsiya 2009
28 January–2 February 2009 Rusfurrence`
Starting in 2001 as a small furry gathering in Russia, this event has grown to a convention with over 100 attendees yearly.[96][97]
3–5 October 2008 Western PA Furry Weekend Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, USA Western Pennsylvania Furry Weekend 2008
3–5 October 2008 Western PA Furry Weekend`
In its seventh year, Western PA Furry Weekend united furry enthusiasts to raise money for the Beaver County Humane Society. Adding to the furry programming, fans were able to go to the Pittsburgh Zoo.[98][99]
22–26 April 2010 Wild Nights Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, USA Wild Nights 2009
22–26 April 2010 Wild Nights`
Sponsored by the Missouri Exotic Species Arts Association, Wild Nights is a camping convention for fur fans and enthusiasts. Similar to Oklacon, has volleyball, game tag, dealer's den, and a guest of honor meal.[100][101][102]
10–15 June 2009 Zetapride Near Hamburg, Germany Zetapride 5
10–15 June 2009 Zetapride`
Zetapride is a camping convention which includes social events, such as a poker tournament.[103][104][105]
31 January–7 February 2009 Zillercon Mayrhofen, Tyrol, Austria Zillercon 9
31 January–7 February 2009 Zillercon`
A furry skiing and snowboarding holiday, named after the first location, Zillertal, Austria. Zillercon has been held annually since 2001 during January/February at various places in Austria and Switzerland.[106][107]

Discontinued events

Furry games at Midwest FurFest 2006
Two people pose with balloons after the Midwest FurFest 2006 fursuit parade.
Karus in a Cub Scout uniform at Anthrocon 2008
Fursuiter entertaining children
Loki playing Guitar Hero
        Last held      Name Place
27–29 July 2007 Anthrofest Montreal, Quebec, Canada
27–29 July 2007 Anthrofest`
A convention held for the mixed English and French-speaking population of Canada. Around 100 showed up for the 2006 premier, and 111 in 2007, but the event was canceled in 2008 due to a lack of hotel options.[2]
8–10 June 2007 C-ACE Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
8–10 June 2007 C-ACE`
Formed in 2002 as the "Canadian Anthro and Cartooning Expo", the convention's name changed in 2003 as the Canadian Arts and Cartooning Expo, and again in 2004 with "C-ACE". This convention's official focus was on creative learning in art, writing, costuming and other things, open to all fandoms, as opposed to strictly all-around anthropomorphics. Although a significant proportion of attendees and staff were members of the furry fandom, the C-ACE was ran by the Capital Anthropomorphics in Cartooning Group, and drew 224 attendees at in 2005. C-ACE went into hiatus as a full-fledged convention after the 2007 event, which attracted 127 fans.[108][109]
11–13 August 2006 Cal-Furr Calgary, Alberta, Canada
11–13 August 2006 Cal-Furr`
A mini-convention, which had fursuiting events, sci-fi, dance, and an art show. Occurred for one year only.[110][111]
25–27 April 2003 ConFurence Burbank, California, USA
25–27 April 2003 ConFurence`
ConFurence was the first furry convention, and remains the longest-running as of 2006, with an unbroken span of fifteen years, which has now been met by Eurofurence. Formed in 1989, ConFurence peaked at around 1,250 attendees in 1998, but suffered a decline in later years due to lack of funding. The last ConFurence attracted 470 attendees in 2003.[112][113]
21–23 October 2005 Conifur Northwest SeaTac, Washington, USA
21–23 October 2005 Conifur Northwest`
The main furry convention for the Pacific Northwest since 1998, Conifur was cancelled in 2006 after its prior hotel was demolished in preparation for the Link Light Rail station at SeaTac Airport. The convention had highest attendance in 2005 with 525 attendees. Conifur has been replaced by All Fur Fun in Spokane, and RainFurrest in the Seattle area.[112][114]
2–3 August 2002 CritterConDiego San Diego, California, USA
2–3 August 2002 CritterConDiego`
Organized by the ConFurence Group, this "relaxacon" was held from 2000 to 2002 on the same weekends as Comic-Con International. It was replaced by Califur Diego after the demise of ConFurence in 2003. Notable for free entry for fursuiters, attendance peaked at 240 in 2001.[115]
23–27 November 2007 FranFurence Chambord, Haute-Normandie, France
23–27 November 2007 FranFurence`
A convention attracting mostly French locals and held in 2003, 2004, 2006 and 2007 in various château in the North of France.[116][117]
2–4 March 2001 Furry Spring Break Orlando, Florida, USA
2–4 March 2001 Furry Spring Break`
A predecessor to (Pawpet) Megaplex, this 2001 convention was unable to find a hotel in 2002. It attracted 150 participants.[118]
15–17 November 1997 Furtasticon/ConFurence East/MoreFurCon Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (1994), Newark, New Jersey (1995), Cleveland, Ohio (1996), USA
15–17 November 1997 Furtasticon/ConFurence East/MoreFurCon`
The first attempt at establishing a eastern or midwestern furry convention started with Furtasticon, an event which attracted from 230 to 300 participants in November 1994, many from Philcon. Later furry events were held in Newark for 1995 and Cleveland for 1996 under the name ConFurence East. The latter attracted at least 500 people. An alternate name for these conventions is MoreFurCon, the intended name of the 1997/1998 convention prior to being canceled. Due to the cancellation, this convention was ultimately replaced by Anthrocon.[109][119][120][121]
19–20 March 2004 Texas Furry Con Austin, Texas, USA
19–20 March 2004 Texas Furry Con`
Held only in 2004, this convention featured a real-life meeting of members of the massively multiplayer online role-playing game Furcadia.[122][123]
15 December 2007 TransFur とらんすふぁ [TransFur] Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan
15 December 2007 TransFur`
Due to some events not being held, the convention was suspended. Previous to suspension, Transfur was held five times.[124]
19–21 October 2001 ZonieCon Tucson, Arizona, USA
19–21 October 2001 ZonieCon`
This convention had a small but regular following over four years of operation and peaked at 57 attendees in 2001.[125][126]

See also

Notes

  1. ^ At Midwest FurFest 2006, 213 of 1441 attendees participated in the Fursuit Parade (post by registration coordinator on 20 November 2006), while 353 of 2,849 wore suits at Anthrocon 2007

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