Nashum FurCon 2027 has upcoming dates to be announced in Nashville, United States. The announced theme is NASHUM FURCON: GHOST TOWN.
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Nashum FurCon has secured a well-suited venue for its debut:
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Nashum's debut ran May 22-24, 2026 at the Sheraton Music City, and the organizers announced 1,137 attendees from the stage at Closing Ceremonies, which they said made it the largest furry convention in Tennessee. Ash and Aspen of Club Scragster were Guests of Honor, and the prehistoric theme carried through the weekend from a wanted-poster scavenger hunt to a Sunday car meet. The same ceremony put the charity auction's final total at $4,000 for Harmony Wildlife, a Tennessee wildlife rehabilitation, and closed with the 2027 reveal.
No dated record is held for this year. The write-up below is what the page says about it.
While initially discussed for 2025, the organizers chose to focus on a full launch in 2026. No event was held in 2025, allowing the team to secure the Sheraton Music City and finalize the "JURASSIC POSSUM" theme for 2026.
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2027
Dates TBA
Theme
NASHUM FURCON: GHOST TOWN
2026
May 22-24
Theme
JURASSIC POSSUM
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Nashum AD (After Dark): a published 18+ track with its own CoC
Most inaugural cons launch with one generic "18+ rated content rooms" disclaimer. Nashum runs Nashum AD (After Dark) as a parallel 18+ event with its own published Code of Conduct, and the mechanics go several steps further than the usual rated-room boilerplate:
Three Tennessee-themed mascots and the JURASSIC POSSUM identity build
Nashum FurCon shipped year one with a three-mascot ensemble rather than the usual single mascot most inaugural cons launch with:
Published refund ladder: 3-month full refund, 2-month rollover cutoff
Most furcons handle refunds via a one-line "no refunds after X date" or by routing all cancellations through Telegram DMs. Nashum publishes a structured, dated ladder on its public Refund Policy page: a 3-month full-refund window for cancellations made well in advance, and a 2-month cutoff after which money can no longer be refunded but the badge can be rolled over to the next edition. That published two-stage policy is unusually transparent for an inaugural year, where the more common pattern is a vague "case-by-case" line. Pairing it with the one-badge-per-registrant rule (the FAQ explicitly answers the "I want a badge for all 72 of my characters" question with a clean no) tells attendees the registration system is built for long-term, repeat-customer machinery rather than a launch-year scramble.
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