Utah Speculative Fiction Council - Member Groups

Member Groups

The following groups are members of UtahSF:

  • Anime Banzai - The first anime convention in Utah, and largest fan convention in Utah
  • AutumnCon - A general sf&f convention that was held at the end of October
  • Belegarth Medieval Combat Society - A historical LARP group
  • CONduit - A general sf&f convention held annually in May
  • End of the World - The anime club at Salt Lake Community College
  • Life, the Universe, & Everything - An academic sf&f symposium held annually in February or March at Brigham Young University
  • MountainCon - A media sf&f convention held annually, usually in September
  • Mutual Admiration Society - A Utah-based fan fiction writers group, through FanFiction.Net
  • Quark Science Fiction and Fantasy Club - The sf&f fan club at Brigham Young University
  • Reading for the Future Utah - A chapter of Reading for the Future, an international literacy group
  • Rebels Associated - A Star Wars fan club
  • SG 42 and Utah Puddle Jumpers - A Stargate fan club
  • SLAAKers - The "Salt Lake Area Anime Kurabu"
  • USS Alioth - A Starfleet International chapter in Provo
  • USS Kelly - A Salt Lake area Star Trek fan club and flagship of The Seventh Fleet (an umbrella Star Trek fan club organization)
  • USS Ticonderoga - A Star Trek fan club for the Ogden/Layton area and member of the Seventh Fleet
  • USS Tsunami - An independent Star Trek fan club in Salt Lake
  • USS Ursa Major - A Salt Lake area Star Trek fan club associated with the Seventh Fleet, formerly known as the USS Po
  • Utah Costumer's Guild - A chapter of the International Costumers Guild
  • Utah Educators for SF - An organization of teachers and other educators in Utah

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