

TTFC 2026 ran September 4-6 at the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center, pairing dinosaurs with the Route 66 centennial. Comic writer and illustrator Rick Griffin was the sole Guest of Honor, and Animal Rescue Foundation was again the charity partner. The room block sold out roughly nine weeks before doors. The convention has not yet published its attendance or charity total; it said at closing that both would follow within days.
Tulsa's infrastructure makes TTFC well-positioned for Midwest and Southern attendees:
The hotel block is the center of the weekend:
A year-by-year record of this convention
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TTFC 2025 saw 1,557 attendees gather in Tulsa for a spooky-themed weekend. The event featured Astra Kitty and Frouzon as Guests of Honor, raising over $9,000 for ARF.
The 2024 edition ran August 30 to September 1 and was the first at the Renaissance Tulsa, drawing 1,353 attendees and 390 parade fursuiters. Luthien Nightwolf, Citrine Husky and Finn the Panther were the Guests of Honor, and the weekend raised $11,356.78.
The last edition at the Marriott Tulsa Hotel Southern Hills drew 1,137 attendees and 330 parade fursuiters, with Xero and Michele Light as Guests of Honor and $10,000 raised.
The 2022 edition drew 860 attendees and remains the convention's record charity year at $16,000. Boltie and Heads and Tails Studios were the Guests of Honor.
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2027
Dates TBA
2026
Sep 4-6
Theme
Dinos, Drives, and Fluffy Vibes!
2025
Sep 5-7
Theme
Ghouls, Ghosts, and Growls!
2024
Aug 30 - Sep 1
Theme
Furries in Space!
2023
Sep 1-3
Theme
Wild Wild West
2022
Sep 2-4
Theme
Ren-Fur
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An 18-and-up Con With a $5 Child Tier
TTFC defaults to an 18+ membership posture in its Code of Conduct, but ships a structured minor scale alongside it: a $5 Child membership for attendees aged 15 and under (new for 2026), free entry for children 5 and under, and a self-attended pathway for 16-17 year olds via a notarized parental consent form. A staffed "Family and Teen Events" room runs Friday through Sunday with G-rated programming, and after-9pm events are explicitly carved out as adult-only. The combination, adult primary con + a published, priced family lane, is unusual among 18+ regional furcons, which typically exclude minors categorically.
From the Marriott Southern Hills to the Renaissance Convention Center
TTFC ran its first four editions (2019, 2021, 2022, 2023) at the Marriott Tulsa Hotel Southern Hills, then moved north to the Renaissance Tulsa Hotel & Convention Center for 2024. Attendance crossed the venue change sharply: 1,137 in 2023 (last Marriott year) to 1,353 in 2024 (first Renaissance year) to 1,557 in 2025. Fursuiter counts followed the same curve, with 390 suiters in the 2024 parade, almost double the 225 from the 2022 Marriott edition. The Renaissance is staying for 2026, with a $149 single-king or double-queen block and free parking in the South and East lots.
T.A.C.O., the 501(c)(3) That Year-Rounds the Con
The legal entity behind TTFC is the Tulsa Anthropomorphic Charitable Organization (T.A.C.O.), an Oklahoma 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose published mission is "educational community programming that educate the public about anthropomorphic arts, and animal welfare." T.A.C.O. lists a seven-person board (President Koori Kitty, VP Aloha, Secretary Momma Shark, Treasurer Moonfur plus three at-large directors) and a four-person executive team for the convention itself, including a dedicated VP of Marketing, uncommon for a regional furcon of this size. The charity-arm-first structure helps explain the four-edition streak with ARF (Animal Rescue Foundation, Bartlesville, OK), a 100% volunteer-run shelter that has been the beneficiary every year since 2022.