The Sci-Fi Mini Fair is pleased to announce its return for the second consecutive year. Our primary objective is to bring together the Second Life science fiction community and retail vendors within a unified virtual environment dedicated to advancing cancer awareness and support. Our aspirations transcend the digital realm, as we endeavor to create meaningful positive outcomes for individuals confronting various cancer diagnoses. In pursuit of this goal, we are dedicated to directing one hundred percent of all revenue generated directly to the American Cancer Society's Relay for Life of Second Life initiative. Through our collective commitment, we forge a powerful alliance that generates substantive progress toward establishing a healthier and more hopeful future for all.
Fair Starts Oct 1st, 2026, and runs through Dec 31st 2026.
Who We Are
Integrity, Honor, Service, and Innovation represent the foundational principles guiding our organization's mission and values.
Throughout numerous years, we have dedicated ourselves to serving the Science Fiction Community while simultaneously confronting the challenges of cancer. As we enter our second year of renewed commitment, we remain steadfast in our mission to expand our reach and address the pressing issues that impact our world. To achieve these objectives, we have refined our methodologies and extended our operational scope. We cordially invite you to participate in our forthcoming endeavors as we advance into the future.
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Visions from the Future
Discover our ideas of bring back the past with collection of creative work people remembered . Each piece showcases our attention to ambiance and commitment to service to the Sci Fi Community while fighting cancer. Sharing same goals that want
to grow and service more of our community and the issues which effect our world today. Trying to work with others as all of us adapt our practices and broadened our scope. Join us in our new adventure of bring this past into the future!
It sounds like science fiction, but a cap-like device that makes electric fields to fight cancer improved survival for the first time in more than a decade for people with deadly brain tumors, final results of a large study suggest.