Exhibitors

YOUR SOURCE FOR EVERYTHING UNIQUE, COOL, KOOKY AND NERDY.

Have you searched far and wide for a hard-to-find toy, collectible or book? Been on the hunt for geeky throw pillows, one-of-a-kind comics or jewelry? Find whatever it is you fancy from our exhibitors! We know that a lot of these great small businesses and artists are missing doing events right now, so, this is our way to help support them during this time until the next convention.

For our ‘virtual’ marketplace, we’ve shared all our exhibitors with links to their websites below if available. Peruse their sites, see what they’ve got for sale & show them some love!

Are you interested in exhibiting at our upcoming convention? If so, please email: exhibitor@capitalcitycomiccon.ca and our exhibitor manager will be in touch.

ARTIST ALLEY

EXHIBITORS

COMMUNITY BOOTHS

Story Studio

Story Studio is a charity that inspires, educates and empowers youth to be great storytellers, transforming lives and strengthening communities.

Story Studio

Eves of Destruction

The Eves of Destruction are proud to be Victoria’s premiere roller derby league and have been hitting chicks since 2006. They provide an inclusive and competitive athletic program for teams and skaters, foster positive connections with the community and promote the sport of roller derby throughout B.C. and the PNW.

Eves of Destruction Roller Derby

Greater Victoria Public Library

Free books? Free movies? Friendly staff? They’ve got it all at the Greater Victoria Public Library. GVPL provides friendly services and great collections in 12 libraries throughout Greater Victoria and online at www.gvpl.ca.

Greater Victoria Public Library

Tsukino-Con

Tsukino-Con is a not-for-profit, community oriented, and family-friendly convention held annually in February since 2003 at the University of Victoria with a focus on anime fandom and Japanese culture, as well as cosplay, gaming, comics, and more. They host three full days with around 100 panels/events/contests and many guests/artists/vendors, well loved by around 2000 attendees per year, around 1/4 of which come in cosplay. It was named Kei-Kon for years 1-7.

Tsukino-Con

CoVaCon

Comox Valley Comic Con is run by CVGS (Comox Valley Geek Society) which was formed on July 17 2017 as non-profit by a group (100% volunteers) of like minded people who want to provide and promote safe and welcoming venues, activities and events for members of the society and public to engage in gaming, cosplay, and technically creative.

CoVaCon

Camosun College

Unique in the Canadian post-secondary public school system, Camosun College’s Comics & Graphic Novel Certificate teaches visual storytelling, a language composed of interconnected words and pictures. With the broad and diverse skill-set you will acquire, you can create comic books, graphic novels, web comics, and comic strips in any genre, as well as storyboards for gaming, film, video, and animation!

Camosun College