Nuke-Con is a not-for-profit, all volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the positive educational, social, and entertainment aspects in all types of gaming hobbies.

Games offer reading, listening, and kinesthetic learning opportunities featuring counting, strategy, teamwork, and sportsmanship. Gathering together offers the opportunity to further build the community of learning.

Once a year we host a family-oriented three-day convention that attracts people from all over the country. We also run several one-day game days during the year.

Community and charity are important to Nuke-Con. Each annual convention holds events to benefit one or more For more about Nuke-Con’s history, locations, and past guests, please visit the Wikipedia page here.

Q: What is a Gaming Convention?
A: A Gaming Convention is an event where people gather in a location to play games. Board games, card games, and roleplaying games are all examples of activities that happen during a convention.
Read More About Gaming Conventions on Wikipedia.org

Q: How can I help?
A: There are lots of ways you can make Nuke-Con a convention that gamers want to come to. Click here for ways you can help!

Q: What types of games run at Nuke-Con?
A: Nuke-Con’s volunteer game masters run just about every type of non-gambling game you can imagine: board games, card games, miniature games, live-action role-playing, table top role-playing and others.

Q: Where can I find out more about gaming?
A: Here are some good resources

• A Parent’s Guide to Role-Playing Games
  
• Question and Answers about Role-playing.

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