Panels, Readings, Gaming Demos and event information will be updated here as our programming is created. For more detailed information on games and demos, go to the Gaming section.
As usual, this schedule is a work-in-progress! We'll be adding new items and slightly shifting scheduled items until the program goes to press, the week before the event.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I buy Tickets and how much are they?
Ticket prices are: $40.00 for a weekend ticket, $30 for Saturday only, $15 for Sunday only. You can purchase by clicking the "Buy Tickets" button in the side bar to the left, or go to http://universe.com/cthulhuconpdx2015. Any remaining tickets will be available for purchase at the door.
CthulhuCon PDX Code of Conduct Attendees must respect common sense rules for public behavior, personal interaction, common courtesy, and respect for private property. Harassing or offensive behavior will not be tolerated. CthulhuCon PDX reserves the right to revoke, without refund, the membership and badge of any attendee not in compliance with this policy.
Applications are closed for speakers, panelists, authors, artists, and performers.
If you would like to Volunteer, please fill out the Volunteer form.
The Warner Grand will be brimming with foul and fantastic wares, tomes, and art.
The Cult grows: Chaosim Inc., H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society, LoveCraft Wines, SighCo Graphics, Sean Hoade, Arkham Bazaar, Tentacle Penguin Ventures, Cesar237 Art, Dim Shores Press, Spinning the Clay Fantastic, Victoria the Artist presenting JimmyJim's World, Monstark, 01 Publishing, Rick Kitagawa, Memory Box, KA Opperman & Ashley Dioses--Poets, Word Horde, Sharkchild, Tamiza's Treats, Necro-sapien Press, Wyng'd Lyon, and the Horror Writers Association!
Tips
- Plan your experience. Saturday day offers events at the Warner Grand Theatre and the Grand Vison Annex simultaneously. Click any links for details. The Daily Lurker, available at the theater, will serve as your program.
- As promisted the 7th Festival is bigger and even more tentacular. Remember, the confluence of stars subject to outside forces. CHECK BACK.
The Warner Grand Theatre is a lavish, art-deco theater opened to the public on January 20, 1931 during the magical decades for films in the 1920s and 1930s. Jack Warner called it "The Castle of Your Dreams." The Warner Grand Theatre was designed by architect B. Marcus Priteca and interior designer A.T. Heinsbergen. Mr. Priteca designed three lavish art-deco palaces which were located in San Pedro, Beverly Hills, and Huntington Park.
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