The Caerphilly Comic Con will return for the second year running, on Saturday 9 June, raising money for disability charity Sense.
The event, organised by 44-year-old resident Vik Yadh, will be held at St. Cenydd Leisure Centre, from 10 – 5pm, with proceeds going towards building a new sensory room at TouchBase Cymru, Caerphilly, which supports people with complex disabilities.
This year’s attractions at the comic and gamecon convention will include a Steampunk Festival, a replica of the Jurassic Park JP29 Jeep, and celebrity appearances which will include Game of Thrones actor Ross O’Hennessy, and legendry puppeteer Toby Philpott.
Vik Yadh, organiser of the Caerphilly Comic Con, said:
“Following the success of last year’s event, I have chosen to organise a second Comic Con to raise money to support the inspiring work Sense do locally in Caerphilly. We have some fantastic activities lined up for everyone with lots on offer for families, children and comic fans.”
The Comic Con event is part of a series of events that Vik has planned for the year, which he hopes will raise £10,000.
To buy tickets for the Caerphilly Comic Con and to find out more information on the event, please visit www.caerphillycomiccon.co.uk/
About Sense
Sense is a national disability charity that supports people with complex communication needs, including those who are deafblind, to be understood, connected and valued. Sense supports children, young people and adults in their home and in the community, in their education and transition to adulthood and through its holidays, arts, sports and wellbeing programmes. Sense campaigns passionately for the rights of the people it serves, and offers practical help and support to families and carers, including information, advice, short breaks and family events. For more information please visit www.sense.org.uk