News:
[2010 03 24] Most of The Minicon 34 Program Book, Minicon 34 Pocket Program, and Minicon 34 Bookstore Guide are now all available here (or rather, back there where I linked to them).
Except as noted below The Minicon 34 Program Book, Minicon 34 Pocket Program
and Minicon 34 Bookstore Guide by The Minnesota Science Fiction Society,
Jeff Schalles, Laramie Sasseville,
& Ken Fletcher are licensed under the Creative
Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States
License. This overrides the original copyright notice in the
document. Exceptions: Art by ATom (Arthur Thompson) and William Rotsler
is free to reproduce for fannish (non-commercial) purposes. Art by
Denise Boie is © Denise Boie. Text by Denny Lien is © Denny
Lien and reproduced here by permission.
Bruce Schneier and Karen Cooper's wonderful Minicon 34 Restaurant Guide (which was nominated for a Hugo award) is now available for download as a PDF file.
Minicon 34 is now over. If you went, what did you think? What would you like to see improved or added for next year? Please come to the Minicon 34 post mortem to talk about this stuff. It starts at 1:30pm on Saturday April 17th at the Hosmer Library Community Room located at 347 E. 36th Street in Minneapolis, Minnesota. You can call Geri Sullivan at 612-825-3558 for further information.
Progress Report #3 was mailed on January 10th. The online version is now available.
Progress Report #2 was mailed on October 4th. You can also read it online.
Progress Report #1 was mailed on August 2nd.
Registration
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Adult Attending memberships are $70 at the door. Child (age 12 & under) memberships are $30 at the door. Registration hours are Friday from
10am to 10pm and Saturday from 10am to 3pm.
Hotel
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More information
Contrary to recent tradition,
Minicon 34 will be held at the
Minneapolis Hilton and Towers Hotel
in downtown Minneapolis.
This is a wonderful facility for Minicon, and we're very excited
about the move.
Volunteering
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We need you to make Minicon happen! Want to meet new people and
have a grand time? Volunteer
to work on Minicon. Stop by the Volunteer table at the convention or send us email.
Childcare
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Interested in what the kids are doing while the adults are playing at
Minicon this year? Want to be part of the action? Check out Minicon
Childcare!
Programming
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The program grid and program item list are now available.
Art Show and Auction
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The Minicon 34 Art Show will allow photomechanical reproductions (commonly
known as prints) to be exhibited, and prints may be bid to auction.
Hucksters Room
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The Minicon 34 Hucksters Room will once again be huge, well-lit,
accessible, and will offer the widest possible range of products to
entice speculative fiction enthusiasts.
Minicon
P.O. Box 8297
Lake Street Station
Minneapolis, MN 55408
You can contact the Minicon 34 Executive Council via email to council@minicon34.mnstf.org or via the Minicon postal address. You can also talk to individual members of the Minicon 34 committee at Minn-stf meetings, Minicon meetings, Minicon, or elsewhere.
Please report problems with this page to [archivist 'at` mnstf 'dot` org].
Minicon 34 zeppelin image by Geri Sullivan, from an illustration by Ken Fletcher.