757 Card Shows brings its traveling collectibles event to Greenbrier Mall in Chesapeake on Saturday, October 3, 2026. Putting a card show inside a mall is a smart move and an increasingly rare one, because it pulls in two very different crowds at once: the collectors who drove there on purpose, and the Saturday shoppers who wander past a table of graded rookies and discover a hobby they had not thought about since childhood. The result is a lively floor with a lot of first-time buyers mixed in among the regulars.
Expect the full 757 Card Shows mix. Sports cards run the room, covering MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, UFC, boxing and soccer, in both modern and vintage. Vendors bring graded slabs from PSA, SGC, BGS and CGC, raw singles in binders and monster boxes, sealed wax from current-year releases, and vintage material worth taking your time with. Pokemon has a strong presence with sealed product, singles and graded cards, and other trading card games including Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece and Lorcana are usually represented. Beyond cards you will find comic books, action figures, Funko Pops, vintage toys and hobby supplies, which is exactly the mix that makes a mall show work for a family.
Doors open in the morning and the show runs through the afternoon, following mall hours. Admission is free and parking is free in the Greenbrier Mall lots, which is one of the promoter's signature policies across all their events. There is no ticket to buy and no VIP tier. Children are welcome at no charge and are actively catered to by several vendors who keep dollar boxes and repack packs on hand.
Greenbrier Mall sits just off Interstate 64 in Chesapeake, roughly equidistant from Virginia Beach, Norfolk and Portsmouth, which makes it one of the easier venues in the region to reach. Parking is abundant and free, restrooms are standard mall facilities, and there is a full food court if you want to break for lunch without leaving. Climate control and clean flooring beat most bingo halls and fairground buildings by a wide margin.
Who should attend: families out for a Saturday, casual collectors who like browsing without pressure, serious buyers looking for vintage and graded material, and sellers hoping to get quotes from multiple dealers in one trip. It is also a good show for someone returning to the hobby after twenty years away, because the vendor mix spans both eras.
Tips: arrive early for the best selection of freshly unpacked vintage. Bring cash in small bills, which reliably improves pricing. Carry a want list and, if you collect vintage, a loupe or penlight for checking corners and surfaces. Do a full lap before spending, because the same card often appears on multiple tables at different prices. If you are selling, bring your material sorted and know your comps. Ask vendors whether they take card payments before you commit, since a few are cash-only.
For vendor lineups, table availability and confirmed hours, check 757cardshows.com or the 757 Card Shows pages on Facebook and Instagram, or call the promoter at (757) 944-6910.
