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Call for Volunteers

Do you have a few spare hours during Convention Weekend and a willingness to help people have a good time? Become a Nuke-con volunteer! First: the skills you learn while volunteering can translate directly into your resume.               Item: I…

Big Thanks to our Sponsors

We would like to extend our gratitude to our 2022 Sponsors! Please thank them when you see them! “Nebraska Ataxia’s nonprofit mission is to help those affected by Ataxia through direct assistance, community and professional education and awareness, support for…

Pre-Registration Extension Extended!

The deadline for pre-registrations has been stretched until September 14th, 6pm. Have you seen the schedule?!? Over 300 events across 3 days. I think everyone will find something to play. So what are you waiting for? Grab a badge and…

Nuke-Con Covid-19 Update

Nuke-Con will not require attendees to wear masks this year. We still encourage you to wear your mask as Covid-19 is still present in our community. GMs may make their own decisions on requiring masks at their games. We also remind…

115 Events and Counting!

We’ve got something for everyone, and everyone is welcome! Check the schedule now — pre-registration badge pricing has been extended through September 9, 2022.

Hot Games at Nuke-Con!

With so many, many board games now on the market, it’s hard to keep up! Our friends at Our Family Plays Games has offered to help. Throughout Nuke-Con weekend OFPG and friends will be teaching these games: Ark Nova Azul:…

In Support of Extra Life

Extra Life is a fundraising program that unites thousands of gamers around the world to play games in support of Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals. In the greater Omaha metro area, funds raised go to the Childrens Hospital Foundation, which helps the…

Nuke-Con Custom Masks are Back!

Cthulhu Mask

The pandemic of the past couple of years has eased, but the covid organism is still with us. We don’t yet know how public health conditions will develop, but we’ll let you know by September 2nd what Nuke-Con’s mask policy…