Big Texas Comicon cancels September event in San Antonio Next year's event is scheduled for Oct. 8-10 No description found
SAN ANTONIO – Another popular event has been canceled in San Antonio during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Big Texas Comicon recently made the announcement that this September’s event at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center would have to be canceled.
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The announcement states that there simply wasn’t a way to protect the health of attendees, guests, artists, vendors and staff.
All tickets that have been purchased would be refunded.
Also, those who purchased a booth would be given the option of a full refund or to transfer the purchase over to 2021′s event.
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Big Texas Comicon does plan to return in 2021. The dates announced were Oct. 8 - 10.
Other big events to cancel this year include Fiesta , Oktoberfest in Fredericksburg and the State Fair of Texas.
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