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Coral Con November 2025: A Boutique Reefing Experience in Colorado!

Get ready to dive into Coral Con, a unique, boutique-style coral show happening November 14th & 15th, 2025, at the beautiful Lionsgate Event Center in Lafayette, CO! Designed by passionate reef hobbyists for the reefing community, Coral Con is all about fostering connections, showcasing stunning corals, and bringing local businesses together in a fun, vibrant atmosphere.

What to Expect:

Rare Corals & Top Vendors: Browse an incredible selection of corals from trusted vendors, local fish stores, and reefing experts. 15+ coral vendors plus art, supplies and more!

VIP Experience: Enjoy early access to premium corals during an exclusive Friday night buying session, followed by a cocktail hour to mingle with vendors and fellow hobbyists.

Fun Atmosphere: Live music from DJs who are hobbyists themselves, delicious food trucks, a fully stocked cash bar, and raffles packed with amazing prizes!

Stress-Free Venue: Unlike a typical convention hall, Lionsgate Event Center offers a cozy, unique setting with ample free parking and easy access.

Whether you’re a seasoned reefer or just getting started, Coral Con is the perfect opportunity to explore, connect, and enjoy everything the reefing world has to offer. Don’t miss out on this exciting two-day event!

Location: Lionsgate Event Center, Lafayette, CO
Dates: November 14th & 15th, 2025
Tickets: Available now! Get your VIP pass or general admission ticket today. www.coralcon.com

Come for the corals, stay for the community—join us at Coral Con 2025!

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