Fur Con News: Furgether,

Furgether Registration is open

Furgether Infochannel, [12.05.21 15:13]
This is not a test. I repeat, this is not a test: Registration for Furgether 2021 starts on 19 May at 7:05 pm. As an alternative the german version of the date and time: 19.05. 19:05.

Furality Online Xperience Registration is open

Fur Con News: Confuzzled,

Virtual Confuzzled confirms scheduled

Which can be found HERE

Furry Migration is ON for an In Person Convention!!!

FURRY MIGRATION ROAD TRIP IS ON!

 Wednesday, May 19, 2021


We are proud to announce Furry Migration 2021’s Road Trip is moving forward with an in-person convention at our regular dates September 10th to 12th 2021!

To register you can click on the link here: Furry Migration 2021 Registration

To book you room you can click on the link here: Furry Migration Hotel Booking Site

Links to other forms for Dealers, Programming, Artist Alley, DJ etc… can be found along the top banner.

For questions about Covid-19 Safety at Furry Migration 2021 you can visit the page here: Furry Migration 2021 Covid-19 Safety

For other questions you can contact us here: Contact Us Form

Interested in lending a paw, claw or other hand-like appendage as staff?  You can fill out the form here: Staff Application

Looking to volunteer?  You can fill out the form here: Volunteer Application

We hope to see you at Furry Migration 2021!

Convention Chairs:

Kevin “Legonnare” McCarty

Keith “Vulan” Ellis


JOIN US FOR NEW YEARS!

as announced on their official site

History of MFF: Midwest FurFest 2013

Midwest FurFest 2013 was a convention that was held at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare in Rosemont, Illinois, from November 22nd to November 24th, 2013.

The theme that year was “The Pirates of Lake Michigan”.

In anticipation of the convention’s arrival, staff of the Hyatt Regency O’Hare put together a promotional video asking, “What does the fox say?”

The Guests of Honor

Illustrator – Chibi-Marrow
Fursuiter/Fursuit maker – Silver Huskywolf
Artist – Sonderjen

Total attendance was 3,904, including 972 participants in the fursuit parade.

The convention’s charity was One Tail at a Time. One Tail at a Time is a a no-kill, all-breed dog rescue that serves to lower euthanasia rates in the greater Chicagoland area and provide education on the humane treatment of companion animals.

Through various fundraisers, approximately $28,000 was raised

Personal Note:

This was my very 1st fur con ever, and I wish I could say things went well. They did for everyone else, and I put the full blame upon myself, I was still dealing with grief since my brother died 6 months earlier. The full details can be found in “Death and My 1st Fur Con” podcast. But everyone has to start somewhere, and I have been to every MFF since. Frankly am looking forward to the next one, fingers crossed this December.