Zach Mueller – Cardistry-Con 2015 Edit

Cardistry-Con is a dynamic conference dedicated to the art of cardistry, bringing together cardists from around the globe to explore the endless creative possibilities of a simple deck of playing cards.

As this art form gains momentum, our goal is to create a space where cardists can unite to advance their craft: a venue for sharing ideas, inspiring one another, collaborating, and enjoying the experience together.

By fostering community connections, we believe cardistry will thrive like never before.

This year’s event is scheduled for April 10th-12th in Brooklyn, New York, featuring some of the world’s top cardists. Attendees can look forward to engaging talks, panel discussions, live performances, exclusive video screenings, Q&As, workshops, contests, giveaways, and much more.

Why We Need Your Support

Last year, we organized a small gathering to gauge interest in this type of event. The response was overwhelmingly positive, leaving a lasting impression on everyone who attended. Since then, we’ve been frequently asked, “When is the next Cardistry-Con?”

While we always intended to host another Cardistry-Con, the ongoing enthusiasm from the community has motivated us to expand this year’s event significantly.

This year’s conference will span an entire three-day weekend, featuring 14 of the best cardists in the world. But that’s not all…

We aim to include as much of the community as possible, so we will also be live-streaming the conference online. This means that no matter where you are, you can watch and engage with your favorite cardists during the event.

We can only achieve so much on our own: expenses for venue rental, securing headliners, multi-camera setups, and live broadcasting software add up quickly. Your contributions will enable us to create an unforgettable experience.

The more funding we receive, the better the event will be for both in-person attendees and online viewers.

Help us make Cardistry-Con as amazing as it can be!

The Line-Up // Featured Cardists