Card shows near me
Trading card shows, conventions and championship tournaments with dates, venues, games and tickets — the ones worth a trip and the ones down the road. Shops and organizers post their own events; the big circuits come from the official schedules.
Card shows near me
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Worth the trip
Championship regionals, publisher festivals and the largest dealer shows, worldwide, next in date order.
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What the event types meanPremier, major and local, and the difference between a show, a tournament and a trade night.▾
Size
- Premier event
- Run or sanctioned by the game’s publisher: regionals, championships and invitationals with large fields, prize support and often qualification on the line.
- Major show
- A large, usually multi-day card show or convention with dozens to hundreds of vendor tables, on-site grading and guests.
- Local event
- Posted by a nearby shop or organizer: weekly tournaments, trade nights and small shows.
What happens
- Card show
- Vendors at tables buying, selling and trading. Bring cards to sell and cash for deals; entry is usually a few dollars.
- Tournament
- Organized play with an entry fee and prizes. Bring a legal deck for the format listed.
- Championship / Regional
- An official competitive event, often a qualifier for a bigger one. Registration usually opens weeks ahead and can sell out.
- Trade night
- Bring your binder. Casual trading at a shop, usually free, sometimes with a small buy-list from the store.
- Convention
- A multi-day event mixing a card show, tournaments, panels and guests. Tickets are per day or weekend.
Run a show or a tournament?
Shops post events from their listing portal. Organizers without a shop can create a free organizer account and post directly. Or send it here and we will add it.
The same events appear in the Midpoint app's Card shops screen, near the collectors who search there.