Is that a wizard in Centennial Park? MomoCon in Atlanta this weekend
MomoCon, a four-day convention celebrating anime, gaming, and pop culture, returns to Atlanta from May 21, drawing over 60,000 attendees with panels, cosplay, and events at the Georgia World Congress Center. Featured guests include the *Critical Role* cast, Atlanta-based creators, and cosplayers, with ticket prices ranging from $55 for single-day passes to $95 for four-day memberships.
MomoCon, the fastest-growing U.S. convention for fans of anime, gaming, and pop culture, returns to Atlanta for a four-day festival beginning May 21. Held at the Georgia World Congress Center’s buildings A and B, the event spans over 1 million square feet, hosting exhibits, tournaments, cosplay showcases, and afterparties, with additional activities at nearby hotels like the Omni and Hilton Signia Downtown. The convention, originally a small Georgia Tech campus event in 2004, has grown into a national draw with attendees from across the globe. Single-day passes cost $55–$70, while four-day memberships are $95 before taxes, with separate tickets for concerts and tournaments sold via the official website. Featured guests include the full cast of *Critical Role*, Atlanta-based creators like Sarah Madsen and Brian Colin, and popular YouTubers such as SaberSpark. Cosplay groups Keenen Baker, Joshua Duar, and Tracy Woods will also participate, alongside musicians and streamers. Panels cover Japanese anime, American animation, esports, and tabletop games, with live action role-play and screenings. The event’s expansion reflects its role as a hub for gaming and fandom culture, blending entertainment with community engagement. Registration and guest details are available on the official MomoCon website, with attendees encouraged to explore both the convention center and downtown Atlanta’s entertainment district.
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