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The Continuing Voyage Convention – For fans of Star Trek User Submitted

When: Oct. 14-15 2017
Phone: 818-409-0960
Email: customer.service@creationent.com
Price: Tickets starting at $50. See site for ticket packages and availability.
www.creationent.com/cal/convoy_sf.html
It's hard to believe that 51 years ago Gene Roddenberry's incredible legacy of STAR TREK was born on American television and made show business history while also having a long-standing cultural impact and influencing countless people to pursue careers in science, technology and medicine. Creation Entertainment is immensely happy to be able to bring "The Continuing Voyage Tour" to the San Francisco area at the Hyatt Regency SFO Oct. 14-15 with Trek Stars, a special tribute to the 30th anniversary of Star Trek: The Next Generation, parties, panels and more!

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