Start: Saturday, March 13, 2027 10:00AM
End: Saturday, March 13, 2027 6:00PM
Engorgio! SPEWW is expanding our magical footprint! This spring we’re taking the best parts of Wizarding Weekend and Leaky Con, adding some new fun elements, and creating our own Wizarding Con we’re calling Cauldron Con.
You’ve given us your suggestions and favorite parts of the conventions you already attend and we’ve put them all in the (Leaky) cauldron and come up with a brand new spellbinding convention for all ages that will make your little Wizarding hearts happy. Step into the magical world for the day with your favorite witches and wizards in Portland. This springtime convention put on by the wizard activists of SPEWW - the Society for the Promotion of Equality for Witches & Wizards - will bring together your favorite local enchanting vendors, Muggle magic, an amazing raffle table, a scavenger hunt, panels, and more!
Make sure you dress up in your best wizardwear, because there will be photo ops and costume contests. We're still brewing up all the details, so we'll be announcing awesome details between now and the event, including vendors apparating in.
This event will be double-magical, because proceeds from Cauldron Con will benefit Friendly House's Elder Pride Services, a nonprofit organization whose work supports the older LGBTQ+ community through advocacy, outreach, education, and resource development. Many elder queer people face isolation and difficulty in finding community and services that still include them, so Friendly House makes sure they have access to those, bring in lecturers & musicians, and take them on outings to theatrical performances.
SPEWW is an all-volunteer nonprofit dedicated to literacy, equality, and human rights. We stand with the Harry Potter fandom and believe there is still good to be done in Harry’s name. We are committed to helping uplift and empower the transgender community as well as create safe spaces for all LGBTQIA+ people in the HP fandom.
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