Registration is CLOSED!
Only Ticket Holders will be Admitted
Standard Registration
Deadline
October 30
K150
per ticket
Full All-Day Access
Casual Video Games
Trivia
1x Esport Tournament Entry
Cosplay Competition
Super Saiyan Access
Deadline
October 15
K499
per ticket
Full All-Day Access
Casual Video Games
Trivia
2x Esport Tournament Entry
Cosplay Competition
LsCon 2022 T-Shirt
LsCon 2022 Sticker
LsCon 2022 Poster
Registration at Gate
Cash Payment
At the Gate
K199
per ticket
Full All-Day Access
Casual Video Games
Trivia
Esport Tournament
Cosplay Competition
*Esport Tournaments – All Tournament Entries close on October 30th
**Extra Esport Tournament Entries – K50/entry
***The Esport Prizepool is relative to the total number of entries.
Volunteer Application Registration
Artist & Vendor Registration
November 5, 2022
Nakatindi Hall, Civic Centre
What is LsCon?
LsCon is dedicated to appreciation and creating awareness of digital art, graphic design, traditional art, hand drawings, paintings, music, general tech and all forms of creative crafts. LsCon showcases creativity of digital and creative industries in the form of Video Games, Movies, and Animation among others.
It will be a spectacle that brings together lovers of comic books, anime, video games, movies, global pop culture and visual arts. Besides entertaining you, the aim of our community driven convention is to educate the general public and promote local and urban art, technologies and creatives. There are a number of talented Zambians we do not hear about and the event is a chance for these creatives, art and tech enthusiasts, to meet and share their work and ideas.
Cosplay
Food & Drinks
Games
Judges
Prizes
Trivia
Cosplay Judges
Alphie Chikwashi
Artist & fashion aficionado with a Bachelor’s in Fashion Design, lover of Supergiant Games, Shakespeare Sundays, and an aspiring Zac Posen.
Malindi Chipenzi
Known as Mali-Chan, this cosplayer extraodinaire is also an avid gamer, anime fanatic, and content creator.
Vanessa Nduli Ilunga
CEO and Founder of Zoar Fashion House, Bibliophile and self proclaimed member of the Survey Corps.
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