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Welcome To The Tonopah Convention Center

The Tonopah Convention Center has an ideal location to provide a convenient meeting facility for groups and organizations within Nevada.

The facility is ADA approved, 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 wireless broadband.

There are four meeting rooms, two of which may be combined for larger groups up to 400. The staff is courteous, friendly, responsive to special needs and willing to make any meeting a success.

At the Tonopah Convention Center our goal is to make everything as simple as possible. We strive to meet all your needs and to make every event, celebration, training or business meeting a success.Please let us know how we can help you. For information on Attractions, Events, Lodging and Restaurants in Tonopah and surrounding areas please call 775-482-3558 or email your request to tonopahconventioncenter@gmail.com

We are dedicated to making all meetings held in Tonopah pleasant and memorable. The Tonopah Convention Center also serves as a community center for many annual events and celebrations, including weddings, parties and civic gatherings.

We have taken all the necessary precautions to keep our customers and staff safe, and are following State of Nevada guidelines. For more information, please contact our staff at (775) 482-3558

Available Features

Main Room – Video

1. WUXGA (1920 x 1200) Resolution – 7000 Lumen Projector
1. 159” Diagonal Motorized Tab Tensioned Screen
1. HDMI or VGA Wall input (stage left)

WePresent Wireless Access to Projector (MirrorOp App or Software Download Required)

Main Room – Audio

Distributed 70v Speakers for Speaking Engagements and Moderate Background Music

XLR (Mono) Audio Output Panel Stage Left for additional powered main speakers or audio recording

(7) Hand Held Wireless Microphones w/table top mic stands

Denon 300c Media Player for 3.5mm Aux device/CD/Bluetooth/USB (located in equipment rack)

Telephone audio conferencing from touch panel

Main Room –A/V Control

QSC Audio Touch Panel to control all audio source selection, volume control, Buckboard room combining and record output

Buckboard Room

Dividable Air Wall from Main Room, Contains all features of main room with the exception of the record output panel. Able to use independent from Main Room or combined. Video source selection on projector will allow the same video to be shown in both rooms at the same time. Audio source/s to be selected on touch panel in the main room (stage left)

Gold and Blue Meeting Rooms- Audio & Video

1. WUXGA (1920 x 1200) Resolution – 5200 Lumen Projector
1. 113” Diagonal Motorized Screen
1. HDMI or VGA Wall input (front wall under screen)

WePresent Wireless Access to Projector (MirrorOp App or Software Download Required)

Distributed 70v Speakers for Video/Computer/Device Playback


Download Printable Facility Audio/Video Available Features

Contact

Diane Perchetti or Brittani Reid
Tonopah Convention Center

301 Brougher Ave
P.O. Box 408
Tonopah, Nevada 89049
Ph: (775) 482-3558
Fax: (775) 482-3932
send us an email

Convention Center Rates

Facility Photos

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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.