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| − | The first [[BanffCon]] was held October 6-8, 1989 (Canadian Thanksgiving) at a lodge inside Banff National Park. | + | The first [[BanffCon]] was held October 6-8, 1989 (Canadian Thanksgiving) at a lodge inside Banff National Park. The [[GoHs]] were [[Brian Aldiss]], [[Vincent Di Fate]], and [[Mike Glicksohn]]. |
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| + | Attendance was 402 and it was run by a group of fans from Alberta working with some from [[Moscow, ID]]. | ||
It was noted that this was the first convention anyone could remember where there was a fee to drive to the site. (People had to pay to get into the park.) The [[masquerade]] was run as a diplomatic reception -- everyone at the convention received an invitation to come dressed in the formal dress of your own planet. | It was noted that this was the first convention anyone could remember where there was a fee to drive to the site. (People had to pay to get into the park.) The [[masquerade]] was run as a diplomatic reception -- everyone at the convention received an invitation to come dressed in the formal dress of your own planet. | ||
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There is a review by [[Steve Forty]] in ''[[BCSFAZine]] 198:10-11'' for November 1989. | There is a review by [[Steve Forty]] in ''[[BCSFAZine]] 198:10-11'' for November 1989. | ||
| − | {{convention | year=1989 | after=BanffCon 95}} | + | {{convention | series=BanffCon | year=1989 | after=BanffCon 95}} |
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Latest revision as of 16:47, 13 July 2023
The first BanffCon was held October 6-8, 1989 (Canadian Thanksgiving) at a lodge inside Banff National Park. The GoHs were Brian Aldiss, Vincent Di Fate, and Mike Glicksohn.
Attendance was 402 and it was run by a group of fans from Alberta working with some from Moscow, ID.
It was noted that this was the first convention anyone could remember where there was a fee to drive to the site. (People had to pay to get into the park.) The masquerade was run as a diplomatic reception -- everyone at the convention received an invitation to come dressed in the formal dress of your own planet.
There is a review by Steve Forty in BCSFAZine 198:10-11 for November 1989.
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