From its infectious theme song to its colorful cast of characters, there’s a reason The Sopranos has endured even after being off the air for 12 years. First airing in 20 years ago in 1999, the show will be the center of attention this weekend at a Sopranos convention right here in New Jersey.

The Meadowlands Expo Center is Secaucus is busily preparimg for SopranosCon this weekend, Nov. 23 to 24.

From the offbeat and darkly comedic episode “Pine Barrens" to its divisive ending, many of the shows characters and their fates are still a hot topic of discussion.

Fans of the show can now bond over one of televisions greatest crime families and even meet some of the shows stars themselves like Tony Sirico (Paulie “Walnuts” Gualtieri), Vincent Pastore (Sal “Big Pussy” Bonpensiero), and Dominic Chianese (Corrado “Junior” Soprano), among many others.

The space will be set up in a street fair inspired setting.

There will be many events inspired by the show including Melfi’s Office Escape Room, Pine Barrens Maze, The Executive Poker Game, Pie O My Photo Op, Memorabilia Showcase, Quote Wall, a tribute to fallen soldiers, and an Homage and Mural to the late James Gandolfini, Tony Soprano himself.

Panel discussions, Q&A’s, meet and greets, and trivia will also be scattered around the convention throughout both days.

A complete list of events can be found at sopranoscon.com/schedule and tickets can be purchased at sopranoscon.com/tickets. Meadowlands Expo Center is located at 355 Plaza Drive, Secaucus.