Montana's Premier Science Fiction Convention
What's MisCon?
MisCon, Montana's premier science fiction convention, is a 4 day celebration of literacy and the arts. Held Friday to Monday, Memorial Day weekend each year, MisCon offers families an opportunity to share an experience both fun and educational. With discussion panels on writing, art, cinema and theater, and 24 hour gaming, MisCon has something for everyone with an interest in the science fiction, fantasy, or horror genres.
Come and meet authors, artists, actors and other professionals in the world of speculative fiction and science, browse our merchants room, enjoy the variety of costumes, and enjoy a snack or meal in our hospitality suite. Whatever your interests, MisCon has something to fascinate, educate and entertain you.
MisCon 25 Theme
Our theme changes every year; last year time and space were being warped in SPACETIME. This year things may have calmed down. Our theme is Silver, in honor of our silver anniversary.
The yearly theme influences panel topics, invited guests, decoration, and sometimes convention-wide events. We encourage guests, members, and attendees to take each year's theme to heart, and let it influence your thoughts of, and preparation for, MisCon each year.
MisCon 25 Guests of Honor
- Carol Berg
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Carol Berg is the author of several fantasy novels, including the books from the Rai-Kirah series, Song of the Beast, the books from The Bridge of D'Arnath series, and the Lighthouse novels. In January 2010, she introduced a new series with the release of The Spirit Lens: A Novel of the Collegia Magica.
Berg holds a degree in mathematics from Rice University, and a degree in computer science from the University of Colorado.[1] Before writing full-time, she designed software. She lives in Colorado, and is the mother of three boys. - Kass McGann
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Founded in August 1997, Reconstructing History is one woman's dream to bring information on historic clothing to the public and make this data available worldwide. During the past nine years, our method for achieving this goal has changed. From selling replica clothing to sharing information on extant garments to writing instructions for beginners and posting dress diaries, Reconstructing History has grown and evolved. We hope with each change, we have helped more people understand historic clothing and able to reconstruct their own.
- Tiffany Toland
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I'm a self-taught artist/illustrator, originally from Washington state, now residing near the capital of Montana. I started out painting fairies and things like that, but my art is starting to mature and the fairies are hard to come by these days.
