Omaha Area's Premier Gaming Convention
The time for voting is just a part of the season and to make sure your voices are heard we would like you to vote for Board of Directors. And if you have a recommendation we have a spot of the ballot to write in. Voting will be held onsite during the convention only. There …
Staffer Steve checking in… I was just looking over this year’s Nuke-Con game schedule, and I’m happy to say that there’s more than 250 scheduled games! Board Games, Role-Playing Games, Card Games, Miniatures, Party Games, and more! More importantly, most of them still have seats available to reserve, and on behalf of all the Nuke-Con …
Adventure Design Panel Come and join in with a variety of local adventure writers and designers as they offer up their various gems of wisdom. As the Panelists are there for you, questions and answers and audience participation will be highly encouraged during this panel talk. Are you feeling adventurous enough to attend? Game Design Panel …
Gamers and friends please note: The Mid-America Center searches all bags whenever you come into the building, and — as you know — outside food and drink aren’t allowed. The MAC will have food for sale, and feel free to bring your reusable water bottles or an empty bottle to refill at the water stations …
Nuke-Con is partnering with Extra Life again! Proceeds from all the Extra Life events go to Children’s Nebraska Foundation. There will be many chances to be a part of this wonderful cause. Events in 2024 will include board games run by Adam and Nicole Vraspir, midway games at the Extra Life booth, and — the …
The Omaha Beach Wargaming Club (OBWC) provides venues allowing historical and miniature gamers an opportunity to ‘get out of their basements’ and meet others with similar interests on a regular basis. We endeavor to have monthly gaming events in the Lincoln/Omaha/Council Bluffs area. Originally founded in 1979, this third generation was formally founded in June …
Nuke-Con has had 30+ years of great times. That’s because of the planning that happens during the 51 weeks between one convention and the next. There are specific people responsible for specific jobs, but everybody adds to the stew of ideas before we serve up the result. Site The Site Coordinator involves working with the …
Clean out your gaming closets and turn your unwanted geekery into cash! Sell your gaming gear at the Nuke-Con Gamer Garage Sale on Saturday, October 5th from 12pm-2pm. This is your chance to unload those old games, consoles, collectibles, books, and more to folks who want to give them a new home. Don’t miss this opportunity to …
A number of functions at Nuke-Con involve people-facing work, handling money, and using the computer programs that we’ve developed. Registration Registration is the first stop for our guests when they come into the convention space. Some guests will already have paid for their badges and the volunteers will only need to hand out badge packets …
Have you wanted to see what is takes to set up the Nuke-Con? Have you wanted to help out and see what is takes to be a part of the Con? Sign up as a Volunteer and see what we have going on! We need people during the Weekend of Games to help with these …