• Tonopah Convention Center

Welcome To The Tonopah Convention Center

Tonopah, at the center of everything!

Our facility is ADA approved and prepared to meet all audio, visual, banquet, cocktail, and entertainment requirements. We can provide the perfect environment for groups numbering 5 to 500 and we are equipped with high-speed Wi-Fi.

There are four meeting rooms: two small meeting rooms each able to accommodate 25-50 people, one medium meeting room that will accommodate up to 150 people, and one large meeting/banquet room that will accommodate up to 250 people. The medium and large rooms can be combined for events up to 400 people. The Convention Center is equipped with a stage, dance floor, bars and a serving kitchen. It has recently been fully renovated and upgraded. The staff is courteous, friendly, responsive to special needs and willing to make any meeting a success. Please refer to the rate sheet and fact sheet for more information.

At the Tonopah Convention Center our goal is to make everything as simple as possible.

The Tonopah Convention Center is fully ADA compliant and equipped to meet all your audio-visual, banquet, cocktail, and entertainment needs. Whether you’re planning an intimate gathering of five or a large-scale event for up to 500 guests, our high-speed Wi-Fi and amenities ensure a seamless experience.

Our recently renovated facility features four versatile meeting rooms:

Two small rooms, ideal for groups of 25–50 people

One medium room, accommodating up to 150 guests

One large banquet room, suitable for up to 250 guests

The medium and large rooms can also be combined to host events of up to 400 people. The center includes a stage, dance floor, fully equipped serving kitchen, and bar areas—making it the perfect venue for both professional and social occasions.

Our courteous, responsive staff is dedicated to making every meeting, celebration, training, or business event a success. We pride ourselves on personalized service and are happy to accommodate special requests. We also offer special rates for nonprofit organizations—just ask our team for details.

Daily rental rates are affordable and competitive. Please refer to our rate and fact sheets for specifics.

At the Tonopah Convention Center, we aim to make event planning easy and stress-free. Let us know how we can help.

For information on local attractions, events, lodging, and dining in Tonopah and the surrounding areas, please visit our website, call us at 775-482-3558, or email your request to our Tourism Director.

Contact

Kodi Brown

Administrative Associate

301 Brougher Ave
P.O. Box 408
Tonopah, Nevada 89049
office: (775) 482-3558
email 

Mykela Roberts

Administrative Associate

office: (775) 482-3558
email 


Tonopah Convention Center Rates

Contact our staff for local rates.

Download the Tonopah Convention Center fact sheet below

Available Features

The Tonopah Convention Center is equipped with a wide range of audio and visual technology to support events of all sizes—from small meetings to large-scale conferences. Whether you need high-resolution projectors, wireless microphones, or full-room audio control, we have the tools to ensure a smooth and professional experience. To explore our full list of available A/V equipment and capabilities, please click the link below for a detailed overview.

Download Printable Facility Audio/Video Available Features

USS Tonopah Bell on display at the Convention Center.

U.S.S. Tonopah

Built by the Bath Iron Works, this double turreted monitor was contracted as the U.S.S. Connecticut but while under construction was renamed the U.S.S. Nevada. On March 2, 1909 she became known as the U.S.S. Tonopah.The submarine tender served periodically as Lt. Chester W. Nimitz’s (later Fleet Admiral Nimitz) flagship when he was Commander of the Atlantic Submarine Flotilla from May 20, 1912 to March 30, 1913. Tonopah operated along the east coast from Massachusetts to Key West until January of 1918. Later she served in the strategic area of the Azores. Tonopah was decommissioned July 1, 1920 and sold January 26, 1922.

Special thanks to Rod & Cindy McAfee for donating a framed photo of the USS Tonopah that was accepted by the Town Board at the December 10, 2014 board meeting and will be on display with the Bell.