Many thanks to the official Alien Abduction Festival sponsors!

3rd Quadrant Comics
Hosts of the Alien Birthing Room
685 Queen St. W, Toronto, ON | (416) 974-9211
A generous helping of the pop culture universe that's magically squeezed into one store, 3rd Quadrant Comics caters to comic and toy geeks of all types.

 
Bakka-Phoenix Books
Hosts of the Spaceship Factory
697 Queen St. W, Toronto, ON |(416) 963-9993
Bakka-Phoenix Books may be Canada's oldest SF bookstore, but that doesn't mean we've been involved in the cover-up of alien abductions since 1972. That's our story, and there's  no one left alive to contradict it.


Come As You Are
Hosts of Probology 101
701 Queen St. W, Toronto, ON | (416) 504-7934
Come As You Are is the only co-operatively run sex shop in the world! Its open, comfortable and inclusive store helps people of all sorts explore their sexual possibilities. With its online store and a website chock full of sexual resources and info, Come As You Are supplies a wide range of sexual solutions for its diverse clientele. 

Raq & Waq
Hosts of Extraterrestrial Eats & Grooves for Intergalactic Travel
739 Queen Street West, 2nd floor, Toronto, ON | (416) 504-9120
Raq n Waq was first established in 1997, and is not only one of the first bars to arrive in the Queen West neighbourhood, but it's also rumored to be a favorite hangout for extraterrestrials passing through the area.


Happy Worker
Hosts of Tin Foil Hat Tailoring
We happily bend over backwards to bring fun to aliens and big kids alike. Our ultimate dream is for everyone to be a happy worker. Our original action figures include SuperMom, GeekMan, MoneyMan and BossMan. We also create custom toys and gifts that bring happiness to corporate types, and run an online magazine filled with odd-ball facts, trivia, news, and features about weird-o happenings in the work world.

Rickshaw Runners of Toronto Media
Providers of fine rickshaw rides, servicing streets and corporate events throughout Toronto

An aside...
A heaping big special thanks with sugar on top to our volunteers, and to the whole Happy Worker creative crew for pitching in a lot of nights and weekends to make the impossible probable... Heidi for her word-spreading wizardry, Dani for her groovy alien art, Stephanie for her crafty goodness, Evan for his photo-snappiness, Shirley for her digital prowess, and Kris for making doing nothing look like something. Thanks gang!!