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DRUMS AT THE RAPIDS

May 15-16, 2026

HISTORICAL MINIATURES GAMING CONFERENCE 

Friday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. | Saturday: 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

Fort Meigs will once again sponsor two days of family friendly activities to teach visitors about history through hands-on tabletop games. Historical events from around the world will be re-created using miniatures of all kinds. Battles from ancient Rome to the American Civil War come alive on the tabletop. The games are free to play with your regular site admission and most of the rules are simple enough to pick up quickly. The games are hosted by members of the Great Lakes Chapter of the Historical Miniatures Gaming Society. 

Questions? Contact zilla4me23@gmail.com

Gaming Schedule 

Individual game start times will be posted at the fort.
Some games will run multiple times.
Friday Games
  • Gaslands
  • Siege of Belgrade
  • The Battle of Hobkirks Hill April 25 1781
  • Tigers & Stalin
  • Battle of White Plains, AWI, Live Free or Die
  • Action on the Great Trek South Africa, 1838 
  • The Toledo War of 1835
  • High Seas Adventure! a Second Sunday Game
  • “Troubled Council” 28mm Medieval skirmish.
  • Decision on the Danube
  • AQMF
  • Action on the Great Trek South Africa, 1838
Saturday Games
  • “Troubled Council” 28mm Medieval skirmish
  • Command & Colors Epic Battle
  • Gaslands
  • Decision on the Danube
  • The Fenians of Canada 1866 AQMF
  • Battle of White Plains, AWI, Live Free or Die
  • Berlin 1944  Into the Fanatic’s Lair Bolt Action
  • ACW Battle of Memphis (hypothetical)
  • Sharpe’s Rescue, In Napoleonic Spain
  • The Toledo War of 1835
  • Orcs battle Orcs
  • Napoleonic Valor & Fortitude
  • Siege of Belgrade
  • The Fenians of Canada 1866
  • Tigers & Stalins
  • Berlin 1944  Into the Fanatic’s Lair Bolt Action
  • High Seas Adventure! a Second Sunday Game

"In the return of the present Detachment of Ohio troops to their homes, and families, it is due to Ohio and her sons to record their honorable Services."

~ Brigadier-General Green Clay
August 4, 1813

Photo credit: Weaver