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[[Image:RD2002 fivesenators.jpg|right|frame|Five senators of Nova Roma at our V Roman Days in {{2002}}: the consul [[Marcus Octavius Gracchus (Nova Roma)|M. Octavius]], consular senators L. Equitius censor, M. Audens quaestor, proconsul of Nova Britannia, the curatrix aerarii [[Patricia Cassia (Nova Roma)|Cassia]], and M. Cassius ''pater patriae'' and pontifex maximus of Nova Roma]] ''Not to be confused with:'' '''''[[Roman Market Day of Nova Roma|Roman Market Day]].''''' The '''Roman Days of Nova Roma''' were the first main annual central conventions of [[Nova Roma]] held in Marietta Mansion in '''Glenn Dale''', '''Maryland''', within the frames of the '''Roman Days''' festival, organized by our partners, the '''Legio XX''' as an festival meeting for American Roman reenactment groups, and it was the major Roman reenactment event in America for a long period. The Nova Roma section of this event can be considered the predecessor of the [[Conventus Novae Romae|International Grand Conventus of Nova Roma]], albeit it was not yet extended so as to invite all citizens from all provinces. The first Roman Days of the Legio XX were held one year before the founding of Nova Roma, perhaps even serving as its catalysator. The '''I Roman Days of Nova Roma''' convention was held at the '''II Roman Days''' festival of the Legio XX, in {{1998}}, and it was presided by the founding consuls of Nova Roma. This event served as one of the most important meeting opportunities for Nova Romans in America, and in the first years, as the most important annual event of Nova Roma. From {{2002}} on, the main American event of Nova Roma became the '''[[Roman Market Day of Nova Roma]]''', because that event was completely sponsored, hosted and organized by Nova Roma for Nova Romans and for our affiliated groups. The Roman Days of Nova Roma were held at each Roman Days festival between {{1998}} and {{2014}} when the festival ceased to be organized. ==Legio XX== The Roman Days festival was sponsored, staged and organizered by the Legio XX (Twentieth Legion, Inc.), and the purpose of the festival was to bring together several Roman legions and Roman reenactment groups, in the spirit of Nova Roma. * [http://www.larp.com/legioxx/rdays.html Official Legio XX Roman Days website] * [http://groups.yahoo.com/group/romandays/ Official Roman Days mailing list] =Listing of the annual editions (incomplete)= ==New location for Roman Days 2010== June 5-6 at Riversdale Mansion, 4811 Riverdale Rd, Riverdale, MD 20737, http://www.riversdale.org/ Photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/drfuller/sets/72157624237768478/ ==No Roman Days for 2009== Discussion on the Roman Days Yahoo group has failed to set a plan for Roman Days 2009. ==September 26, 27 and 28 (Friday through Sunday), AUC 2761 / 2008 CE== Activities go on rain or shine. There are period tents as well as modern tents to shelter visitors from the elements. Concessions available on site. Admission is $5 for adults and $2 for children ages 4-18. Although the location is still under consideration, it will be in northern Virginia in concert with the community of Latin high school teachers and programs. ==JUNE 2-3, AUC 2760 / 2007 CE== Activities go on rain or shine. There are period tents as well as modern tents to shelter visitors from the elements. Concessions available on site. Admission is $5 for adults and $2 for children ages 4-18. [http://www.larp.com/legioxx/romandays/index.htm#dir Directions to Marietta House Museum]. =={{2002}}== *The photo report: http://www.novaroma.org/tmp/rd2002/ =={{2001}}== *The photo report: http://www.novaroma.org/images/photos/rd2001.html =={{2000}}== *The photo report: http://www.novaroma.org/images/photos/MMDCCLIII/index.html =={{1999}}== *The photo report: http://www.novaroma.org/images/photos/MMDCCLII/index.html =={{1998}}== *The photo report: http://www.novaroma.org/images/photos/MMDCCLI/index.html [[Category:Nova Roma History]]

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