SiliCon 2007: Science Fiction, Horror, Comics & Anime

by Scott Beale on October 1, 2007 · 0 comments

SiliCon 2007

SiliCon 2007, a 3-day conference on science fiction, horror, comics and anime that is a fundraiser for diabetes research, takes place October 5th-7th at DoubleTree Hotel San Jose. Check out the SiliCon 2007 website and blog for the latest updates.

Calling all geeks! You’re invited to attend the 2007 mutli-media convention Silicon at the San Jose Double Tree Hotel on October 5th through 7th. Silicon is a Sci-Fi/Horror/Comic/Anime convention that benefits Diabetes research.

Featuring great daytime programming for all ages; costume contest, fan swap meet, fashion show, SFX workshops and more. Unlike most conventions when the sun goes down our programming does not stop! Silicon features great late night events such as SiliCon TV in room 24 hour programming, live Rocky Horror performance, HorrorYearbook.com’s Midnight Movie Massacre, Formal Masquerade Ball and of course lots of parties all night long.

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