Oklahoma's Best Shopping Experience
for Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Anime, Steampunk, Gaming, Superhero, and Nerd Culture Collectibles and Art
SoonerCon’s vendor-approval process is an application, not a simple purchase link. As a result, you will find a wide range of highly-curated, unique items in all shopping areas of the convention. We are an inclusive event and we work hard to provide a shopping experience that appeals to all convention attendees. No matter what your fandom, there is something for you at SoonerCon.
Shopping areas open all three days:
- 60+ artist alley tables
- 50+ exhibitor booth spaces — sold as a mix of single and double booths
- Art gallery — 3,500 sq. ft. of original sci-fi and fantasy art pieces
- Charity store and auction benefiting local charities
All sorts of awesome goods like:
- Art — originals, prints, sculpture, pottery, 3D prints, fiber, fan art, mixed media, etc.
- Pop culture clothing — t-shirts, hoodies, pins and buttons, etc.
- Cosplay props and accessories
- Jewelry and hair accessories
- Toys and collectibles
- Games and gamer accessories
- Books — sci-fi, fantasy, horror, comics, urban fiction, mystery, dystopia, crime, coloring books, etc.
- Handcrafted steampunk attire and accessories
- Music, movies, and TV shows
- and MUCH MORE!
Never will you find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy fulfilling shopping experience in Oklahoma!
SoonerCon 28 Shopping Map
SoonerCon 28 Exhibitor Hall Vendors
E01 Bernina of OKC
E03 Crazed Lemming Productions
E05 Kreative Menagerie
E07 Angst Novels
E08 Funny Figs LLC
E09 RedDirt3D
E10 Poppa’s Presents
E11 Kelly Campbell Berry
E12 The Epic Continues
E13 Nana Visitor
E14 3D Print OKC, Inc
E15 Spiral Arm Press
E16 by Lillian
E18 James Young, Slinger of Tales
E19 Red Dog Press LLC
E20 Usborne Books & More
E21 Ashelon Publishing
E22 Megalithic Mainframe
E23 Vintage Stock Norman
E24 Game HQ
E26 Crystal Peddler
E27 Rebirth Comics and Collectibles
E28 Just Lookin Boutique
E29 B Cubed Press
E30 Yard Dog Press
E32 SoonerCon Convention Store
E33 Camelot innovations
E34 Grammy and PawPaw’s Attic
E35 Absurdist Productions/Mixed Co. Games
E36 Magically Upcycled
E37 Bo Luellen
E38 The ArtisTree
E39 Purplefish Quilting
E40 BE Game LLC
E41 Cicada Song Studios
E42 Majikah LLC
E43 Equinox Comics
E44 Collectors Rebellion
E46 Tawanda! Jewelry
E47 Ziggy’s West
E49 Adam J. Whitlatch
E50 Mama Dragon Studio
E51 Rachel Caine
E52 J Max Geek Shack
ET02 Count Gregore
ET03 Larry Nemecek
ET05 Sarah Wiedenheft
ET06 Austin Tindle
ET09 Kevin J. Anderson
ET04, ET07, ET08 Guest Autographs
— Exhibitor list as of June 1st, 2019. —
SoonerCon 28 Artist Alley and Club Vendors
1. Costuming & ConComm Info Table
2. Dennis McDonald
3. John Eric Osborn Productions
4. Tommy B. Smith
5. Artistic Temperament Designs.Com
6. Joshua Cassella, Creative Problem Solver
7a. Nate Bullock
7b. Desolim Art
8. Wonder of Whimsy
9. J. O. Young
10a. Nightshade Comics
10b. Whimsical Whiskers, LLC
11. WORD – Writers Organizations ‘Round Dallas
12. Nana Marchae
13. Cooper Creative Art
14. Crow Garden Creative
15. Brian McNatt
16a. Holly Wood
16b. Cheap Shot Comix
17. Serendipity
18. Red Six Podcast
19. Mary Haney
20. Angelkeznie
21. Sleepy Fur Studio
22a. Russell Oldham
22b. Blackwolf Artworks
23a. Amaris Art
23b. Traci Ison Schafer
24. Art by MG
25. Kody Montana Haskins
26. EmmyJane Arts
27. FenCon
28. Pioneer Library System
29. Sandcrawler/Junk Yard
30. 501st Imperial Legion
31. Jedi OKC Table
32. Blast-a-Trooper
33. Jedi OKC Action Figure Box
34. Central Oklahoma Whovians
35. Curio of Curiosities : the Imagination of Angel Hurtt
36. R.D. Tarver
37. Princess Pineapple
38. Caricatures by John
39a. D.E. Chandler
39b. Twisted Candle Media
40. Parzivael’s Palace
41. Black Pearl Art
42. Crazy Red Artist
43. EBA Improv
44. Children’s Hospital Foundation
45. Jeff Duerksen
46. Fox Crane Creative
47. Arthurian Order of Avalon
48. Medieval Fair
49. Throne (Med Fair)
50. Countess Creations
51. William Schlichter – Author
52. Los Hermanos Perez
54. Diode Art and Design
55. Alexandra Brodt Illustration
56. CraftySasha’s Creations
57. E/K Designs
58. Anime This Woodwork
59. Kimi’s Designs
60. Breadcrumbs Ink
61. Frenchy Designs
62. Mr. Marie
63. Orange Angel’s Studio
64. Bitsy Blue Designs
65. Matt Frank
66. Solo Musicians
67. Royal Manticoran Navy
— Artist Alley list as of June 1, 2019. —
What’s the difference between Exhibitor Booths, Artist Alley tables, the Art Show, and Club tables?
Exhibitor Booths
The Exhibitor Booths are 10 x 10 spaces that vendors can rent so they can sell handmade and mass market goods.
Artist Alley Tables
Artist Alley tables are ideal for networking, taking commissions, and selling prints or books. Space in Artist Alley is intended for individual artists and writers. Artist alley tables are in the main halls of the convention space.
Art Show
The Art Show (which is separate from Artist Alley) is an art gallery where artists sell their artwork without having to babysit it throughout the weekend. Additionally, pieces that get enough bids on Friday and Saturday afternoon go to the live art auction on Saturday evening.
Club Tables
Club tables are intended for clubs, organizations, and conventions – not individuals. Sales and fundraisers at Club tables are prohibited without prior written permission from our club coordinator.
