Gaylaxicon 2000

Gaylaxicon 2000 was the 11th iteration of Gaylaxicon. It took place in Arlington, Virginia (just as Gaylaxicon 1999), and was hosted by Lambda Sci-Fi.

Statistics

 * Guests of Honor:
 * Fiona Patton (author)
 * Nan Fredman (artist)
 * Attendees: ~265

Media coverage
Steve Carell, then a correspondent for Comedy Central's The Daily Show, did a report on Gaylaxicon 2000 titled "To Boldly Gay". Among the individuals interviewed by Carell for the convention were Jack Frost, who operated the Art Show during the event, and a number of furry erotica artists who were drawing some of their pieces at their booths; other individuals shown in the segment were Esprix, whose own interview was cut from the final cut. Carell also participated in the Masquerade.