Omaha Area's Premier Gaming Convention
The clock is ticking down to Nuke-Con 2026! We want to make sure that you remember to not only have fun but check out what’s on the schedule here. AND you can get Nuke-Con art right in front of you this year!! Fredd’s shirt design is below and he knocks the shirts out of the …
Society in Shadows is an urban fantasy live action role playing game where players take part as supernaturals facing off against the dangers that threaten our world. Our latest major update is the Revised Shammas, one of SiS’s playable supernatural classes. This rewrite expands the Shammas’ connection to the natural word, introduces new abilities and …
Hello! Please remember that our host, the Mid-America Center, has these standing rules: Friday: Hot food 2pm – 10pm | Snacks + soda until 11pm/midnight. Saturday: Hot food 10:30am – 10pm | Snacks + soda until 11pm/mignight Sunday: Hot food 10:30am – 4pm | Snack + soda until 5pm Nuke-Con Staff want you to have an …
While GMs are running the games at the tables, the con still has to function. Who helps run the con? Well, you can! Check out below what you might want to help out with! Set-up – Surprisingly, set up is when we set up the convention ahead of time. Signs get put up and out,various …
We welcome your nerdom in all styles! So please feel free come dressed up as your favorite game or characters. As a reminder we are a family-friendly event so cosplays must be PG-13.
Who you gon’ to call? Nuke-Con has brought back our local Ghostbusters to keep the halls of the convention safe from the ghosts of the season. “We are Ghostbusters:Nebraska! Omaha’s only franchise registered with Sony/Ghost Corp. We are a not-for-profit cosplay group that helps local businesses and non-profits at no cost for appearances.”
This is a position for a people person. We don’t ask the Volunteer Coordinator to round up people, but they do need to be able to work with lots of different types — because Nuke-Con runs on its volunteers. None of the staff is paid a salary; we are all volunteers. For most of the …
When Mike says that he likes to show off his models and his table full of spaceships, he means it. He was at Nuke-Con last year and we loved talking with him and just seeing the joy he has. The collection ranges from minis to ships to helmets — and even some framed pictures. If …
The Registration Desk is the first stop for people who attend Nuke-Con’s annual convention. It’s where they get their badges and ask their questions about the convention. The Registration Coordinator is the link between the payments coming in and the badges going out. For about nine months out of the year, the Registration Coordinator has …
How ya gonna game without merch? We’ve got posters and pictures! We’ve got rings and earrings and belt buckles! We’ve got tiny fantasy people in full plate armor and feather boas for full-sized real folks! Books with stories already in them and other books to keep track of your own dreams. Not to mention the …