Sign Up to Volunteer

A great way to meet people at DemiCon is by volunteering!

If you wish to sign up for a volunteer spot, please sign up online.  

You can also sign up during the convention.  Visit the Volunteer Table that will be located in the hotel's lobby.

If you have any questions about volunteering, please e-mail us at volunteers@demicon.org.

Guests at DemiCon

DemiCon is known for the wide range of professional guests who attend, and our 25th convention boasts some very talented and beloved Guests of Honor. 

Guests of Honor

We are very pleased to announce that our DemiCon 25 Guests of Honor are...

Author Guest of Honor:  Tee Morris

Musical Artist Guest of Honor:  Lojo Russo

Fan and Costuming Guests of Honor:  Kevin Roche & Andrew Trembley

Toastmaster:  Susan Leabhart

Ghost of Honor:  Nikola Tesla

We are also happy to announce that our Hall of Fame Guests of Honor will be joining us in celebration of DemiCon 25.

DemiCon Hall of Fame Guests of Honor: Gay and Joe Haldeman

Use the "Guests" drop-down menu to learn more about these Guests of Honor, plus musical guests, professional guests, and the friends and groups that make DemiCon so remarkable.

Tadao Tomomatsu Update

Unfortunately, Toastmaster Tadao Tomomatsu is unable to attend DemiCon 25 due to current family obligations. But, don't fret! We are working on a way that we can see him at DemiCon 25, be it via Internet or DemiCon Channel.  We must have our dose of Tadao. 

Gaming Venue

DemiCon offers three rooms dedicated to gaming throughout the convention!

We are pleased that Chamber of Champions is overseeing our gaming venue again in 2014, bringing you open gaming as well as tournament gaming. Please see the Gaming Registration page for specific events and prizes. You will be able to sign up at the convention. 

You must be registered for DemiCon prior to using the gaming venue, and you can purchase your membership at the convention. To view at-the-door membership options and prices, refer to the FAQ page. To register on-line prior to the con, use the convention registration page.

Contact Information

Please contact us at the e-mail addresses below for any questions you may have.  If you're not sure how to categorize your question, send your e-mail to ConCom. 

You can also reach the DemiCon group on Facebook, if that is more convenient for you.

If you prefer U. S. Mail, send your letter to:
DemiCon
PO Box 7572
Des Moines, IA 50322

When using any of the e-mail addresses below, please start your e-mail's subject line with "DemiCon 25" followed by the name of the department.  Otherwise, your message might get overlooked.

Head Committee

ConCom - concom@demicon.org

Advertising

Advertising Committee - advertising@demicon.org

Publications - publications@demicon.org

Podcast - podcast@demicon.org

Des Moines Science Fiction Society's Table - DMSFStable@demicon.org

Contests

Film Festival - filmfestival@demicon.org

Hall Costume - hallcostume@demicon.org

Masquerade / Cosplay - masquerade@demicon.org

Other Contests - contests@demicon.org

Donating

Blood Drive - blooddrive@demicon.org

Volunteers - volunteers@demicon.org

Prize Brigade - prizes@demicon.org

Services

Channel Master - channelmaster@demicon.org

Database - data@demicon.org

Guest Liaison - guests@demicon.org

Head Ranger (Security) - ranger@demicon.org

Hotel Liaison - hotel@demicon.org

Party Liaison - roomparties@demicon.org
Operations - ops@demicon.org

Con Registration - registration@demicon.org

Webmaster - webmaster@demicon.org

Venues & Programming

Animé - anime@demicon.org
Art Show - artshow@demicon.org

Children - children@demicon.org

ConSuite (Hospitality) - consuite@demicon.org

Dealers - dealers@demicon.org

Gaming Team - gaming@demicon.org

Live Action Role Playing - LARP@demicon.org

Music - music@demicon.org

Filk - filk@demicon.org

Programming - programming@demicon.org

Workshops - workshops@demicon.org

Youth - youth@demicon.org

When using the e-mail addresses above, please start your e-mail's subject line with "DemiCon 25" followed by the name of the department.  Otherwise, your message might get overlooked.  An example of a subject line would be:

DemiCon 25 Volunteers  -  question about signing up