KatahdiCon is a gaming, science fiction, fantasy, and anime convention running the weekend of October 22-24 in Millinocket, ME. According to their website,
KatahdiCon™ is the gathering of all the major players in the Maine Gaming Circuit. KatahdiCon is where every major gaming store, hobby store, comic store, anime shop, and gaming event center converge to bring gamers and enthusiasts of everything Sci-fi, Fantasy & Anime “The Big Picture” of what the Maine Gaming Circuit has to offer. There simply is nothing else like KatahdiCon in the state of Maine.
Learn more at http://katahdicon.com/.
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The CarnageCon gaming convention will be held November 5-7 in Fairlee, VT. The schedule includes board games, card games, miniatures and role-playing games. Learn more at http://www.carnagecon.com/.
The Open Gaming Convention will be held July 23-25 in Nashua, NH.
The Open Gaming Convention is New Hampshire’s largest 3 day gaming convention, with hundreds of role playing, tabletop, and card games to play, in single scenarios, multi-session campaigns, and grand tournaments. Away from the gaming table, you can browse a wide variety of vendor booths, sharpen your skills in our Painting Corner, or get revenge on your opponents through our Dead Man’s Chest “assassin” guild.
Find out more at http://www.ogc-con.com/.
The FoxCon gaming convention, featuring role-playing games, miniatures games, and board games, will be held in Augusta, ME the weekend of October 9-10. Watch http://www.foxconmaine.com/ for details.
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Fal-Con is a new one-day gaming convention taking place October 16th in Middletown, CT. Event proposals are now being accepted; specific information on events has not yet been announced. Watch http://www.fal-con.org/ for further updates.
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Miniatures gaming convention Havoc XXVI will run March 26-28 in Shrewsbury, MA. See http://www.havoc.battlegroupboston.org/ for details.
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ConnCon is a gaming convention being held March 19th-21 in Stamford, CT. Learn more at http://www.conncon.com/.
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Digital Overload is a “LAN party” gaming convention sponsored by the people behind the “Ctrl+Alt+Del” webcomic. It will be held in Providence, RI March 5-7. Bring your own computer, meet fellow gamers, and then destroy them in virtual combat. For more information see http://www.digital-overload.com/.
Registration is now open for EconoCon XIII, a gaming convention run by the Plymouth State University Gaming Club in Plymouth, NH the weekend of April 10-11. The guest of honor is game developer Andrew Greenberg. To learn more visit http://psugaming.wordpress.com/econocon/.
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PortConMaine, “Maine’s biggest and longest running Anime & Gaming Convention,” returns June 24th-27th in South Portland, ME. Events on Thursday the 24th are available only to members who pre-register. Here’s a brief description from the website:
Fan run and for fans, the convention has succeeded year after year to bring anime and gaming funs events such as: a cosplay, anime music videos, two anime theaters, a video game room, panels, discussions, workshops, CCGs, miniature events, RPGs, board games, an auction, extreme geek, Cthulhu, karaoke, an artist alley, contests, free stuff, vendors, and more! Stock full of goodness, with enough events to keep you busy and wanting more- this convention is a family friendly outing for all ages!
Find out more at http://portconmaine.com/.
Conventions, ME | nescifievents | 
July 12, 2010 11:17 pm | 
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