What to know
- SchittCon 26 runs July 31–Aug. 3, bringing fans together for themed events, photo ops and meet-and-greets — including Jennifer Robertson.
- Attendees will visit Niagara Falls, Toronto and Goodwood, including iconic spots like the motel and Rose Apothecary.
- Founded in 2019, the fan convention returns for 2026 after COVID-19, with packages starting at $1,100 and reaching up to $1,600 depending on accommodation.
This might be the one time you’d actually want to have a schitty day: Step into the world of hit series Schitt’s Creek this summer with a fully immersive fan experience that turns that TV fantasy into reality.
From 4 p.m. on July 31 until 9 a.m. on Aug. 3, gather along with other Schitt’s Creek fans at SchittCon 26.
Join a community of fans who appreciate the show’s humour and explore Niagara Falls, downtown Toronto, and filming locations in Goodwood, a small village just 45 minutes northeast of the city.
But the gathering starts at the Residence & Conference Centre, located at 1760 Finch Ave E.
Special guest appearances are also planned for the weekend, including actress Jennifer Robertson, who played Jocelyn Schitt on the show.
Get ready for interactive moments, photo ops and themed gatherings.
SchittCon was founded in 2019 by Schitt’s Creek fan Louise Downs, who created a Facebook group for show lovers that now has nearly 60,000 members. After seeing the community, she created a convention in 2019 — but it had to be put on pause due to the pandemic. SchittCon is finally returning since COVID for summer 2026.
So, what’s the schedule?
Programming begins at 3 p.m. on Friday, July 31, with an icebreaker featuring light bites.
But the real fun begins on Saturday, making the journey to Niagara Falls and downtown Toronto for sightseeing and activities.
On Sunday, group transportation is arranged to take fans to filming locations, including the motel, the veterinary hospital and Goodwood spots such as Bob’s Garage, the Schitt house, Rose Apothecary and Café Tropical.
More fun and games will be included post-dinner.
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How much does the experience cost?
Schitt’s Creek might not have a sequel, but it doesn’t mean fans cannot come together to celebrate the show as is.
Packages start at $1,100 — referred to as “The Mutt” for those who don’t need accommodation.
Those wanting to share with friends or their significant other can get the same experience, plus accommodation for a total of $1,350 each, and a solo experience costs $1,600.
All tickets are final sale, but can be transferred.
Book your experience on their website.
