SeattleHetalia

Due to some moving about, Rustycon's Artist Alley still has 3 tables open for this Coming weekends con. You can sign up at our site or ask at the door. $30 for the day or $80 for all 3 days (Monday-Sunday)

rustycon.com/index.php

Rustycon is an annual science fiction and fantasy convention, held locally in the greater Seattle Area, with approximately 500 – 700 people in attendance. We have multi–track programming, a dealer’s room, an art show, and a hospitality room for the general membership. As a focal point for Northwest Science Fiction/Fantasy fandom, we try to provide something of interest for everyone.

Considering how our membership has grown, we are proud to say that the staff of Rustycon has been successful in accomplishing the goals of the convention. A large part of those goals are accomplished through convention programming. Hence, Rustycon’s programming is as diverse as the genre. We offer tracks of programming for games, videophiles, technology buffs, amateur writers, science buffs, folk singers and local musicians, art lovers, poets, creative costumers, and a whole host of other people.

Rustycon attracts members for such SF/F literary groups as the Enumclaw Writers Group, and the Northwest Science Fiction Society. As you may be able to tell by now, Rustycon is a convention for a large group of people with an amazing variety of interests within the SF/F genre.

Rustycon has seen a number of changes and growth over its now 30 year history and this year will be no different.

Just wanted to drop a note that Seattle's Sci Fi/Fantasy convention Rustycon 34 is still looking for artists, crafters and volunteers for their con coming up in January. If you are interested, please visit the link and let the staff know.

rustycon.com/index.php

Just wanted to drop a note to let everyone know that Seattles own small sci fi and fantasy con is still looking for artists and dealers of all types. And that includes costumers. Not to mention we do have a costume contest. So if your interested in getting a merchant or art table, check out my page or the Rustycon site.

Yaay, looks like I can make it to Hetalia Day this year! ^o^ I really wanted to go last year, but unfortunately I missed it... looks like this year will be different.

<sub>I guess that means I should join the group? Is that okay?

Also is it okay if I don't know much about Hetalia? All my friends dragged me into it but I'm still pretty clueless .u.</sub>

Quick question:
I was wondering if they're people interested in starting a Hetalia Day in Seattle?
I just thought it would be nice to have one here ;u;