As an experiment, we posted live updates from the floor of the "CHiPs" 35th Anniversary Reunion on September 15, 2012. This was done in collaboration with "CHiPs" Online, the Internet's first and leading resource for information on the TV show "CHiPs".
An anime convention in the woods? Is this a bold new concept or a disaster waiting to happen? Find out how it went in our convention report from CampAnime in Woodstock Valley, Connecticut.
The tenth annual ConnectiCon was held recently in Hartford, Connecticut. Patrick has written up his thoughts on the convention's latest outing and has addressed several areas for improvement.
The World Cosplay Summit US Preliminaries were recently held at Katsucon. Elizabeth reports on what was the best costume competition she has ever seen at an anime convention.
Elizabeth attended her first Katsucon recently and has written a convention report with her thoughts about one of the longest running East Coast conventions.
The largest east coast convention, Otakon, was held from July 17 - 19, 2009 in Baltimore, Maryland. This year the convention had 26,586 people in attendance.
For the seventh year, thousands of otaku converged upon Boston to attend Anime Boston 2009. Did the convention fix their registration problems from the previous year? Read our report to find out.
Arisia is New England's largest and most diverse science fiction and fantasy convention. Over the past couple years it has added more and more anime programming. How did a con in its 20th year do?
AnimeCons.com attended New York Anime Festival (and the ICv2 Conference on Anime and Manga) from December 6th through 9th in New York City. Did the convention live up to the hype? Read our con report to find out.
AnimeCons.com has written up a convention report on this past weekend's Another Anime Convention. Photos from the event are also available for viewing.
At Anime Boston 2003, Lizzard organized an Escaflowne panel. It was far more successful than anticipated. There was standing room only, and she was honored to have seated with me two of the English voice actors that worked on the show - Kirby Morrow (Van Fanel) and Scott McNeil (Jajuka, King Aston, Reeden, and more).
A year and a half before Anime Boston burst onto the scene, Great American Anime Expo was held at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts.
