What vendors should know.
OMG!con is a non-profit fandom convention that started in Paducah, Kentucky in 2006. It focuses on anime, video games, and general pop culture, featuring over 200 panels, an exhibitor's hall with 70+ artists and vendors, and various gaming and cosplay activities.
Crowd
Around ~2,216 attendees across the run.
What's happening.
Vendor Hall
The exhibitor's hall occupies over half of the first floor of the convention center, hosting more than 70 artists and vendors, including a swag and charity raffle area.
Cosplay
Costumes must be secured to prevent indecent exposure, and large costumes are not allowed in the Exhibitor's Hall to maintain traffic flow. A 3-foot rule is enforced for cosplay extensions.
Gaming
The convention features a video game room with retro and current consoles, arcade cabinets, and a tournament stage.
Panels & Workshops
OMG!con offers over 200 panels covering a variety of topics related to anime, gaming, and pop culture.
Theme & Focus
The theme for 2026 is RPG Fantasy, continuing the convention's focus on inclusivity and affordability.
Who's showing up.
A confirmed slate of voice actors, mangaka, cosplayers, and industry guests.
BEEG Jon
Gaming, Nintendo Trivia, Iron Gamers Challenge
Nichole Goodnight
The NoSleep Podcast, Creepy, SCP Archives, Slay the Princess
Harris Fishman
Beetle Moses
Brian Watts
War Thunder, Paranormal Activity: Threshold, Enlisted, Ready or Not, The Mortuary Assistant, Broken Arrow, Ground Branch
Sister Violetta
Twitch, Twitter, Tiktok, BlueSky
Kevin Miller
Sly Cooper, Jet Set Radio, Tales of, House of the Dead, Scooby Doo
Sasuyunakai
Wig Styling, Makeup Artistry, Costuming, Prop Building
Amanda Haas
USA Champion for the International Cosplay League, Creative Cosplay, Level Up! Creative Cosplay
DawnStarCosplays
Creative Cosplay Magazine, Cosplay Glade Magazine, Lights, Camera, Cos!
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