An Immersive X-Men Fan Convention.
Sept 11-12, 2027
Minneapolis, MN
The Uncanny Experience is your passport to an immersive celebration at Xavier Institute. Join us for a weekend filled with mutant magic, where you’ll explore our campus, connect with like-minded enthusiasts, and dive into the world of X with Panel Programming, a Mutant Market, Cosplay Contest, and an epic After Party. It’s more than an event; it’s a tapestry of adventures celebrating diversity, empowerment, and the boundless potential within every mutant. Save the date, and be part of an unforgettable journey into the extraordinary world of Xavier Institute.
THE UNCANNY EXPERIENCE
Enroll in Xavier Institute
Become a mutant student and experience life inside the X-Mansion
- Take Classes and Learn About Your Powers
- Embody your character through Cosplay
- Join an Institute House
- Chill out and game in Jubilee’s Bedroom
- Explore Xavier’s Office
- Solve the Mystery in the Mansion
- Complete your Assignment Tasks
- Graduate with the Greats and Receive your Xavier Institute Diploma
WHAT THE PRESS ARE SAYING
“Whether you’re a longtime comic fan who grew up wishing you were a mutant, or member of the LGBTQIA+ community trying to survive the current political climate, The Uncanny Experience gave the sense of belonging. That’s why it was a success.”
– Joshua Lapin-Bertone,
Popverse
“The Uncanny Experience was a one-of-a-kind experience, a comic con unlike any other I’ve attended.. It was an exceedingly well run show. I am looking forward to whatever experiences this team presents in the future”
-Austin Gorton, ComicsXF
“It felt like a gathering of like minded people, togehter in a space that was both safe and comfortable. A haven. A school. It felt like the Xavier Institue come to life, where people could let their hair (or fur or horns) down, relax with other X-fans, and enjoy themselves.
-JP, Twin Cities Geek
“The hallways of the Xavier Institute, the home of the comic book heroes known as the X-Men, bustled as students hurried from class to class. But this wasn’t a scene from a cartoon or a page on a comic book — it was a real location in the heart of Minneapolis, and the mutants that populated it were real people.”
-Jacob Aloi, MPR News
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