Date: October 24, 2026 (Saturday) from 12:00 pm to 6:00 pm
Location: 10th Street Community Center in Stuart, FL (map)
Tickets: $20 at the door, with early bird pricing online
Accepted Volunteers will be gifted free entry.
Overview
NetsuCon is a small anime convention with a focus on local art, motion, dancing, socializing and fun. We do this for the love of our community, and to unite people in a place of joy and excitement. We aim to build experiences that are unique, authentic and natural. It’s a place to let loose, build each other up, and party with a purpose. Visit the About page to learn more about mission and vision, including our Principles.
Cosplay strongly encouraged!
Date and Location
We’re returning again to the Treasure Coast! We’re also going back to our regular month of October. 🎃
October 24th, 2026
Noon – 6pm
Stuart 10th Street Community Center
Address:
724 SE 10th St, Stuart, FL 34994
Parking is free!
Visit our Map page for more details, including parking information:
Registration
The Registration Booth opens at noon.
You must have a ticket to get in.
Tickets will NOT be sold at the door (but you can buy your ticket online that same day, as long as we’re not sold out).
Get your tickets here: tickets.netsucon.com
Tickets go on sale beginning August 1.
Everyone must exit the building at 6:00pm, unless they are part of the core crew. The venue is very strict about this, so please plan accordingly! Registration desk closes at 4:30. Please have your wristband by then, or you may not be able to get in.
Schedule of Events
We are currently building the schedule.
Check back soon for details!
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s the age group for this event?
This event is open to all ages, but the programming is geared more towards young adults and grown folk. Some content may be considered offensive (though compared to the stuff everyone sees every day on TV and the internet, NetsuCon is mild).
What are the age requirements?
Kids under 13 must have a parent or guardian present at all times.
Kids under 18 may attend unsupervised, but they must have parental consent first, during the registration process.
How crazy is it? Am I going to be clutching my pearls the whole time?
We’re wholesome but we get down. It’s a well-tempered daytime party that keeps it classy and family-friendly, but is not afraid of self-expression. Expect house music, dudes in maid outfits, and all kinds of shenanigans. If stuff like that is going to trigger you, or you don’t want your family to be involved, please stay home. We’re a peaceful and gentle group who just want to have fun. We have no place for drama here. Show up to have a good time, and let’s invoke the spirits of joy and camaraderie.
What’s better, subtitles or dubs?
For political reasons, we cannot confirm nor deny the right answer. But deep down inside you already know.
What’s the point of this event?
To bring people together and make life a little less terrible. To breathe some life into a world that has become disconnected and cold. To party with a purpose. To have fun. To share our love for anime and Japanese culture.
How small is this convention?
We max out the capacity at around 140 people. It’s really small, but all killer, no filler. Unlike giant corpo-cons, we actually care about curating an amazing experience from start to finish. If you show up, you are pretty much guaranteed to have a great time and meet new people. This is the real deal.
How can I get involved?
Volunteer! Or host a panel! Or run an artist booth! There’s so many ways to get involved. Or simply share our event page and tell people about us. The most straight forward way to support our events is to purchase a ticket. Proceeds go directly to event logistics.
When should I buy my tickets?
As early as possible. Tickets will very likely sell out, due to the occupancy limits. Not only are tickets cheaper ahead of time, but there’s no guarantee you’ll get in if you procrastinate. The first 30 tickets are only ten bucks. Last year we sold out the night before. Get your tickets early.