The convention features a wide array of attendee and staff run panels, events, and furry-centric vendors throughout the hotel. In addition, Furrydelphia raises money annually for donation to a charity of their choice. Most recently, Furrydelphia, Inc. donated $22,552.09[5] to the party-safety organization DanceSafeat the conclusion of the 2025 convention.
Furrydelphia is owned and operated by Furrydelphia, Inc., a 501(c)3 charitable organization.
History and organization
The convention was founded in late 2016 by Pennsylvania locals Drayne and Higgawitts, both of whom still serve on the board of directors today as chairman and vice-chairman respectively[1]. Furrydelphia served as the first furry convention in the greater Philadelphia area in ten years, following the relocation of Anthrocon in 2006. Its first iteration, themed "Heist of the Century" and held in August of 2017 at the DoubleTree Valley Forge in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania (approximately 15 miles northwest of Philadelphia), had an attendance of 718. It was organized under the entity Furrydelphia, Inc., a 501(c)(3) charitable organization and limited liability corporation that the convention continues to operate under today.
Furrydelphia returned in August of 2018 for its sophomore convention with "Rocky’s Roastery" as the theme. 903 individual attendees were recorded, nearly a 26% increase from the inaugural year. Rocky's Roastery would go on to become its own entity in 2023, selling pre-bagged coffee, drinkware, apparel, and additional accessories[6].
By the end of the 2018 convention season, Furrydelphia found itself outgrowing its venue. This caused them to relocate three miles west into the Valley Forge Casino Resort in August of 2019 for "Celtic Knights," where they hosted 1,332 attendees. In 2020, the convention's stay at its new venue was intended to be extended, with the theme being announced as "Galactic Fleet," but was ultimately turned into a virtual-reality based event under the name "Virtualcon" due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
The convention returned to the Valley Forge Casino Resort in 2021 for "Back to Con," before relocating once more due to the rapid growth in attendees. In 2022, Furrydelphia was hosted at the Sheraton Philadelphia Downtown, marking the first time Furrydelphia was held within Philadelphia county. The previously discarded "Galactic Fleet" theme was used.
Subsequent Furrydelphia gatherings have continued to be hosted at the Sheraton. 2023 marked a shift in theming, with the introduction of "Flat Pack City," the first iteration of the convention that parodied a preexisting business (popular Swedish furniture retailer IKEA). This pattern of parody has continued since, with the most recent complete Furrydelphia convention being "Hoagiecon" in August of 2025, a parody of the annual "Hoagiefest" event hosted by regional convenience store and fast-food restaurantWawa. The next scheduled iteration of the convention is set to be entitled "Spirit Howl-O-Ween," a play on the American pop-up Halloween retailer Spirit Halloween, which is scheduled to take place at the Sheraton from August 6-9, 2026. It will be Furrydelphia's ninth in-person convention and tenth convention overall.
↑FurryCons.com. (n.d.). Furrydelphia 2017 information on FurryCons.com. Furrydelphia 2017. Retrieved December 3, 2025, from https://furrycons.com/event/8393/furrydelphia-2017
↑Historical Records – Furrydelphia. (n.d.). Retrieved December 3, 2025, from https://furrydelphia.org/historical-records/
↑Furrydelphia: Spirit Howl-o-Ween. (2025, August 24). Furrydelphia: Spirit Howl-o-Ween (@furrydelphia.org) [Online forum post]. Bluesky Social. Retrieved December 3, 2025, from https://bsky.app/profile/furrydelphia.org/post/3lx6g2utthz26
↑Furrydelphia: Spirit Howl-o-Ween. (2025b, August 27). Furrydelphia: Spirit Howl-o-Ween (@furrydelphia.org) [Online forum post]. Bluesky Social. Retrieved December 3, 2025, from https://bsky.app/profile/furrydelphia.org/post/3lxdqdu6qht2l
↑Rocky’s Roastery. (n.d.). About Us (FAQ). Retrieved December 4, 2025, from https://rockysroastery.com/pages/about