FenCon X - Dealers Room

Offering everything a fan could want from books to t-shirts to filk to toys and much more, the FenCon X dealers room is full of fannish goodness! Located in the center of the programming floor, this is a spacious dealer room with plenty of tables and wide aisles. We're happy to welcome our many returning dealers plus several new ones for FenCon X.

Waiting list: Space in the FenCon Dealer Room always sells out quickly. If you're interested in joining us for FenCon X in 2013, contact dealer liaison Robyn Winans by e-mail to get on our waiting list.

Rent-A-Table: Do you have a book, product, or service you'd like to sell during FenCon but only need a dealer table for a few hours? Then the Rent-A-Table program is for you. You'll be out in our main public area with the other fan and author tables for maximum exposure to the FenCon membership. For just $5, you get use of one-half of a standard six-foot table for two hours. Slots are very limited and some restrictions apply. Contact FenCon dealer liaison Robyn Winans by e-mail for details and to get on the waiting list.

FenCon Dealer Room Vendors:

FenCon's very own FenConvenience Store will be at Table 1 & 2 by the door selling FenCon t-shirts, totebags, souvenir program books, and our limited-edition signed and numbered art prints by our past and present artist guests of honor. 100% of the price of these prints goes to benefit the designated charity.

FenCon Dealer Room Setup:

Thursday: opens at 7:00pm, closes at 11:00pm
Friday: opens at 10:00am, ends at 2:00pm

FenCon Dealer Room Hours:

Friday: opens at 2:00pm, closes at 6:45pm
Saturday: opens at 10:00am, closes at 6:00pm
Sunday: opens at 10:00am, closes at 4:00pm

Dealer and author/fan tables are six feet long.
Reminder: All vendors are responsible for collecting their own sales tax.

Last updated 21 May 2013

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