Today is the last day to receive the All Access Pass at $125 - click here to register!

All Access Pass Information
The All Access Pass gives you access to the entire event from Friday, November 15th through Sunday, November 17th.

While individual Day Passes are $50 each on Friday/Saturday and Sunday is $25, an All Access Pass for the same price also includes:

• Access to Workshops, which include creating a corset with attachable wings, fairy dresses, making a doll carrying bag with Denis Bastien, making jewel eyes with Silverbeam, creating your own bjd, and much more! The workshops are normally $20 each; you get them for free!
• The Main Banquet, where we will have additional prizes, food, and announce the contest winners - a $25 value!
• Food! All day Saturday your food will be provided at the convention site so you don't miss anything! Meals will be catered from local St. Louis eateries. With a day pass, meals are priced individually.

How to Register
To register, click here and fill out the form on the page. When you click Submit, you will be taken to your payment selection page. Click the All Access Pass option, then click Checkout on the left side of the page!

Thank you!
We can't wait to see you at the convention!

Very Important Registration Announcement:
Registration prices increase
from $125 to $150
on August 31st.

Now is the best time to register! If you have any problems with registration, please contact our webmaster Jen at webmaster@stlbjdcon.com.

That's right! We had many requests to have another Game Night Fundraiser, and are happy to oblige! To purchase tickets in advance, click here . Please feel free to spread the word, we'd love to see you and your friends there!


At the last Game Day Fundraiser, one of the games we played was a prototype of a game called Flip Hue - we're proud to announce that the finished version of the game is now up on Kickstarter! We will be featuring Flip Hue at the fundraiser, come check it out!

Programming News:
Two big announcements for programing this month! First, the programing schedule is up on the website. This is a preliminary schedule and may change a little but it is mostly the times and definitely the days we are planning everything.

Click here to visit our Programming page.

Next, we would like to get you interested in Eileen Bowen’s awesome Potions and Eyes workshop! Our Special Guest from last year enjoyed the convention so much she wanted to come back this year and offer some great programming. In this workshop choose either to make a set of eyes 10-18mm or a doll size potion bottle using her new exciting techniques. If you wish to do both projects or more than one you can purchase the kits at her table. Sign up now before the workshop fills. Eileen is a fun and exciting presenter!

As a reminder, workshops are FREE when you purchase an All Access Pass. If you plan on getting a Day Pass you will need to purchase workshops separately.



How do I register for workshops?

If you are an All Access Pass member:
Click here to register for Workshops

If you are a Day Pass member:
Click here to purchase Workshops

If you haven't registered yet:
Register Here!

Convention Doll News:
Basic Set: $225
Full Set: $340

Only 60 full set dolls are available, and only 40 basic dolls! Order yours soon before they are gone.

Click here to view the Doll Information Page.

Click here to view the Doll Purchasing Page.


Vendor Highlight:

Last year we were lucky enough to get Stephanie Lynn and Sandra Bong of Bast’s Garden in our vendor’s room. The Ladies of Bast’s Garden have agreed to return this year, with more of their awesome hand-crafted items. Known at renaissance faires and conventions throughout the midwest and the south for their winged plush, custom hand-crafted dragons, and bizarrely cute (or cutely bizarre) kitty sculptures, The Ladies have also turned their artistic talents to the world of BJDs. From hand-painted leather masks in ¼ and ⅓ scale to 3D printed horns and kitty ears, to custom BJD accessories and clothing, Bast’s Garden is a delightful place for anyone who loves dolls.

Local News:
By now many of you may have heard about the heartbreaking events that have occurred over the past week in Ferguson, Missouri. The St. Louis community has been rocked by these stunning events. We wish to assure you that though many mixed messages are coming from media and the web and can be concerning, our St. Louis community and the surrounding areas, especially Ferguson, are beginning to heal.  Our hope is that out of this tragedy we find the courage and enlightenment necessary to make the changes needed, so that such situations will not happen again. Our thoughts and prayers are with the family of Michael Brown and our Ferguson neighbors.

Hi everyone! Just a quick note to say that we've posted our Programming Schedule! Click here to check out our Programming page.