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Shore Leave (US convention)/2016
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| Name: | Shore Leave (US convention) |
| Dates: | 2016 |
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| Location: | Baltimore, Maryland |
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| Focus: | multi-fandom |
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Shore Leave is an annual fan-run convention that takes place in Baltimore, Maryland, USA.
It was founded by the Star Trek Association of Towson which continues to run it. The first convention took place in 1979; the con was still running as of 2025.
The con's focus was initially on Star Trek, but it has since broadened to include other science fiction media.
2016: Shore Leave 38
It was held July 15-17, 2016 at the Hunt Valley Inn.
Some guests: Karen Gillam, John Noble, Michael Forest, Barbara Bouchet, Zoie Palmer, Anthony Lemke, Anthony Montgomery, Michael Trucco, John Noble, Michael Forest, Barbara Bouchet, and Anthony Montgomery.
At-door Rates: $99 for all three days. Or $40 for Friday, $65 for Saturday, $45 for Sunday.
2016: Con Programming
- Showcase: Con Skit: something by Mystery Trekkie Theater 3000 (see for more information on the con's skits in general)
- Cosplay Theatre #2: Klingon Tech Support
2016: Con Reports
Shore-Leave 2016 was a grand time over it’s 3 day weekend run. Fans get to take away many a unique involvement as I am sure the guests, writers and all others involved do. I was able to get interviews, snap many photos, obtain some autographs, and connect with friends all while covering the show. It is usually a bittersweet time when Shore-Leave winds down Sunday evening. We humans and other beings from other worlds, dimensions, realities, and times, prepare our minds to return to our lives again, having had such a delectable experience! [1]
References
- ^ from a much longer report by Mark J. Gorss, A Look Back At Baltimore’s 38th Shore-Leave Convention; archive link