About Hallowcon
HallowCon is a multifandom/literary convention held in Dalton, Ga every year around the weekend of or just before Halloween.
Started in 2002 this is our 23rd year of HallowCon. We make hallowcon not only a convention event but also an experience. We include all your drinks and meals throughout the convention weekend. Plus the guests and entertainment. We have games that brings out the kid in everyone participating and watching. We are not just horror but also fantasy themed, so grab your favorite Cosplay Costume and join us this year for a fun event and experience.
STAY TUNED FOR UPCOMING ANNOUNCEMENTS OF GUESTS AND AUTHORS COMING VERY SOON.
Hallowcon
Welcome to HallowCon, a unique three-day celebration of fantasy, horror, and Halloween! Nestled in the mountains of North Georgia, this convention offers a weekend of food, fun, and friends. Join authors, cosplayers, gamers, and your friendly neighborhood geeks for panels, games, a little nerdy shopping, and nightly entertainment.
Do you love food? Of course you do! HallowCon puts on a great feed that would make even hobbits rub their tummies with glee. Starting with a great BBQ spread on Friday night and capping it off with a fancy feast on Saturday night, with plenty of snacks and lunch in between. Dress up, dress down, nosh away, and have fun at HallowCon!
Special Guest Actor : Stephen Manley AKA Panfar Spock in Star Trek III - The Search for Spock
Stephen Manley, born in Los Angeles, California, was introduced to acting by his grandfather, silent film actor Stephen Soldi, who taught him to read using film and television scripts. Manley gained early recognition with roles in shows like "All in the Family" (1971), "Streets of San Francisco" (1972 & 1974), "Emergency" (1974), "Kung Fu" (1974), "The Love Boat" (1979), and "Little House on the Prairie" (1981), as well as leading roles in "The Married Machine" (1979) and "The Secrets of Midland Heights" (1981), both produced by David Jacobs, creator of "Dallas" and "Knots Landing."
As a teenager, Manley was chosen by Leonard Nimoy to portray Young Spock in "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock" (1984). After studying acting at Beverly Hills Playhouse and earning a degree in Film & Fine Art from the Art Center College of Design, he directed and produced the film "Greasepaint," which aired on Bravo. Later, he returned to acting, playing Charlie Bowdre in Kevin Costner’s "Billy the Kid: New Evidence" (2015) and Dr. Saver in Tyler Perry’s "The Haves and Have Nots" (2017), with upcoming 2025 projects including the podcast "Havoc Town," the Lifetime movie "Girlfriend: Missing," and the art-house film "Our Time is Up."
Guest Performer: Sean Ridgeway
Sean Ridgeway is a multi-award entertainer who has showcased his comedy and magic for comedy clubs, corporate events, cruise ships, theaters and colleges all across the country.
He has also been featured on America's Got Talent and Penn and Teller: Fool Us.