comic20 upcoming conventions in Texas across 15 cities. Next up: Celebrity Comic Con Houston, October 17 to 18 in Houston.
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The next shows in Texas: Celebrity Comic Con Houston (October 17 to 18, Houston), Collect-A-Con Dallas (October 24 to 25, Dallas), and Collect-A-Con Houston (November 7 to 8, Houston).
The big ones, running three days or more at a named venue: The Nostalgia Con at Fort Worth Convention Center in Fort Worth, Lone Star Fur Con at Hilton Austin Airport in Austin, and El Paso Comic Con 2027 at El Paso Convention Center in El Paso.
By kind, that is 13 pop culture, 4 anime, and 3 comic.
Houston hosts the most, with 11 listings of the 53 we track in Texas. Dallas (7), Lake Jackson (3), Conroe (2), and El Paso (2) and others fill in the rest.
In all, 24 cities in Texas have hosted a con on our list, so there is usually one within a drive.
March and April are the busiest months for cons in Texas; August has had none on our list.
We have 13 shows in Texas listed in more than one year, so they are a safe bet to return: KimoKawaii Anime Experience & Convention in Conroe, El Paso Comic Con 2027 in El Paso, Otaku Odyssey 2027 in Mesquite, and The PeliCON 2027 in Texas City.
Searching for a comic con near me from Texas? This page is that list. Every Texas con here was found on the organizer's own website and is re-checked weekly. A show that disappears from its source for three weeks in a row is hidden until it comes back, and the last update date is on the homepage. Dates and tickets always come from the official site, linked on every event page.
FAN EXPO Dallas began in October 2002 as Dallas Comic Con at the Plano Centre, with 5,000 attendees. It moved to the Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center in 2014 and took the FAN EXPO name in 2016. Source
Comicpalooza has run in Houston since 2008 at the George R. Brown Convention Center and drew 50,778 people in 2018, making it the city's third largest organized event after the Houston Rodeo and Houston Pride. Source