Check out the schedule at: corecon2017.sched.com
Make sure to save the app to your cell’s homepage so you don’t miss anything!
We will be updating a few things as CoreCon IX grows closer, but now you can see some of what CoreCon IX has to offer!
- Create your own schedule, so you don’t miss our Guest Panels.
- Know when deliciousness will be served at Gus’ Galaxy Diner.
- Need a movie break? Search by Type: TV & Movie Buffs.
- Want to know when your favorite Fansuite or gaming room opens? Search by Type: Info.
- Know which events are for Kids, Teens, and Adults Only (18+).
Now each event has a Feedback Forum to let us know instantly how you liked a panel, room, or event! Share your thoughts with us to continue to make CoreCon a success!
CoreCon has some great panels and guests every year. So many in fact that there is no way a person can attend them all. It’s okay though because our AV team has the talent, the equipment and the drive to cover almost every panel. 
Cosplaying is the art of bringing the joy a person gets from a fandom to others. Although Jonathan does a variety of cos-plays, he is best known for his larger than life mech costumes. They’re impressive even if you don’t know the fandom.
It’s very apparent when Eric Wilme walks into our convention. Everyone begins shouting, “WILME!” His enthusiastic exuberance is a welcome sight and turns the con fun-meter up a few notches. After winning the 2016 CoreCon Costume Contest Historical Captain’s Award with his friend Casey, he has a few things to say about cosplay.
Brittney won the 2016 CoreCon Costume Contest for “Best In Show” as Tigress and feels cosplaying has helped her to be a more confident person. 
Panels are truly a great part of CoreCon. Where else can the title of a panel tell you where your friends are, even the ones you haven’t met yet? 
You can conquer your video games at home, read comics in your bedroom, game at the kitchen table, and watch movies in the living room. Let’s face it, if someone would bring you food you would never have to leave the house. Our convention is so much more than just doing those things though.