Nashcon 2020
August 28, 29, & 30
Nashcon 2020 is still on
We are monitoring the Nashville Mayor's four phase plan and if things continue as they are, all restrictions will be lifted by the first of July. Our vendor space is full, we have 3 new tournaments , and people are submitting games and buying passes.
We want everyone to be aware that because of the need to maximize space there will be no way to maintain social distancing in the game rooms. We are not requiring face masks and we won’t able to supply them, so anyone that wants to wear a masks should make sure to bring one /or more/ with you. We encourage attendees to take appropriate precautions including wearing a mask and not to attend - or leave the convention - if you have or develop flu- related symptoms.
The hotel will have hand sanitizer outside of each game room, and if you are staying at the hotel each guest room will be supplied with sanitizing hand wipes. The hotel is working hard to maintain a high level of sanitization, and there is a link to a video below that explains all the steps they are taking.
If you have any questions please click on the Contact Us button.
Accomodations
Sheraton Music City
You are encouraged to stay at the Sheraton during the convention and take advantage of the convention rates.
Last date to take advantage of the Nashcon rate is July 31, 2020
Early Registration
Nashcon is August 28-30, 2020
Pre-paid Attendees will be eligible for a refund/credit under the following circumstances:
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If Nashcon is cancelled due to government restrictions, all pre-paid Attendees will receive a full refund.
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If Nashcon proceeds but a pre-paid Attendee cannot attend due to restrictions local to the exhibitor, they will receive a full refund.
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If Nashcon proceeds but a pre-paid Attendee chooses not to attend due to medical concerns regarding COVID 19, they will receive a full refund.
If you are entering a tournament you do not need to purchase a weekend pass.
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Johnny Con
The Con within a Con
Johnny Con is an annual gathering of fans of the rules and games of the late John Hill, with the focus on his famous set of ACW rules “Johnny Reb”. We have recently been getting together every year as part of Nashcon and if you are interested in playing or learning these fantastic rules there is no better place to do it!
Most of these game masters were original play-testers, developers and designers of “Johnny Reb” and this is a great chance to come out and play with some of the guys that were in John Hill’s gaming group and helped develop “Johnny Reb” into what it has become over the years. This is a group of friendly gamers that enjoy teaching the rules to others, so no worries if you’ve never played before....you will be welcomed!
About Us
HMGS Mid-South Presents
Nashcon
The Premier Gaming Convention in Nashville TN
As we gather again for gaming and fellowship we look forward to seeing you there!
Besides the amazing games, there are several ACW battlefields within easy driving distance, like: Franklin, Thompson’s Station, Spring Hill, Nashville and Stones River. Nashville is home to the best music, great restaurants, shopping, movies, and can provide plenty of entertainment and fun for the entire family if you’d like to make Nashcon into a family adventure!
HMGS-MidSouth is a non-profit organization incorporated in the state of Tennessee serving members primarily South of the Mason-Dixon Line and East of the Mississippi River. We encourage the study of military history and conflict simulation, and believe a lot can be learned by adding fun into the learning of history. HMGS Mid-South is an accredited region of the Historical Miniatures Gaming Society, one of ten such regions currently recognized by the National Board of Directors.
© 2017 BY HMGS-MS. NASHCON IS A REGISTERED TRADEMARK OF HMGS-MS
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