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The Satanic Temple in Scottsdale, Arizona, is hosting "Satancon."
The conference, which is occurring from February 11 - 13, is expected to set a record for being one of the largest Satanist gatherings.
According to Fox 10 Phoenix, the event's origins date back to 2016 when the temple wanted to make remarks at a city council meeting, which caused some controversy. Former Scottsdale Mayor Jim Lane denied the request.
As a result, the temple sued for religious discrimination but lost in the court of appeals.
Stu De Han, a temple member involved in the lawsuit, hopes the conference can show people what the temple is all about.
"A religion that revolves around empathy and compassion, and ultimately, it's a rebellion against arbitrary tyrannies is our metaphor for what Satanism is," Han told Fox 10 Phoenix.
Tickets for "Santancon" are sold out.
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