Join thousands of your fellow fans at the St. Louis region’s largest anime and manga focused, comic con style event!  For almost two decades, fun industry guests, a variety of exhibitors, creative cosplays, and interactive programming has filled our venue to the brim~

The 15th annual Louisville Arcade Expo is back in 2026 for 3 days of retro gaming goodness, featuring hundreds of pinball and arcade games all on free play!

Naka-Kon began in 2005 as a single-day event at the University of Kansas. Our attendees come from all across the country to celebrate anime, manga, music, video games, cosplay and many other facets of Japanese history and culture.

Anime Milwaukee (AMKE) is a three-day anime convention that operates at the Hilton Milwaukee City Center and Baird Center in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. We celebrate and educate fans about anime, manga, Asian culture, music and gaming.

IsshoCon is a convention sponsored by the owners of Otaku Detroit, a small business dedicated to all things anime and Japanese culture!

For over 10 years, Games Done Quick has been a charity fundraising organization that raises money for charity via speedrunning. Volunteers play games at incredible speed ("Speedrunning") for entertainment. Our events are streamed live online, non-stop, and all donations go directly to the charity.

Anime Frontier is three days of exciting exhibits, premieres, and special events featuring some of the biggest guests in anime and manga making rare appearances in Texas!

Youmacon is a celebration of Japanese popular culture and its influence on our own culture over the past few decades. Common themes throughout the event are Anime, Video Games, Japanese style artwork and comics, and the rising internet culture influenced by all of the above.

No quarters needed in the gaming tent - Riot Fest has teamed up with Chicago's own Logan Arcade to host arcade games!

Matsuricon – or the word “Matsuri[祭]” means festival in Japanese. We want to think of ourselves as a festival of everything geeky and otaku.

Anime NYC is New York City’s anime convention! A showcase of the best of Japanese pop culture in the biggest city in America, Anime NYC brings anime fans and publishers together for three days of unique exhibits, exclusive screenings, extensive panels, and appearances by some of the biggest creators in Japan.

QuakeCon is an annual celebration of games and the people who play them. Founded in 1996 by a group of friends on IRC, QuakeCon has grown to become one of the most distinguished festivals in gaming, welcoming thousands of gamers from around the globe to participate in the annual four-day event.

Tekko is Pennsylvania's largest anime convention, attracting nearly 12,000 unique and diverse fans from across the country (and world!) to the region.

For over 10 years, Games Done Quick has been a charity fundraising organization that raises money for charity via speedrunning. Volunteers play games at incredible speed ("Speedrunning") for entertainment. Our events are streamed live online, non-stop, and all donations go directly to the charity.

We are extremely excited to announce the 2025 Otaku Detroit Summer Bash: 2 days of jammed packed fun including gaming, panels, Saturday night rave, flea market, cosplay masquerade and much more!

COMBO BREAKER is an annual gaming festival dedicated to competitive fighting games. The renowned 3 days takes place over Memorial Day Weekend and showcases a vast number of tournaments, community activities, exhibitors, vendors, visiting artists, and more!