757 Card Shows switches gears for a TCG, Comic & Toy Show at the Norfolk Masonic Temple on Saturday, August 8, 2026 — a dedicated celebration of trading card games, comic books, and collectible toys for the fans who love that side of the hobby. While 757's sports-card dates draw the cardboard crowd, this Norfolk show is the one to mark if your collection runs to Pokemon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh!, comics, Funko Pops, and action figures. The historic Masonic Temple hall gives the event a fun, throwback atmosphere that fits the pop-culture theme perfectly.
The vendor floor is built around games and pop-culture collectibles. Pokemon leads the way with singles and sealed product from vintage WOTC Base Set through the latest Scarlet & Violet releases — booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, tins, and graded slabs in PSA and CGC holders. Alongside Pokemon you will find Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece TCG, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Z, and other modern games, plus the sleeves, top loaders, deck boxes, and binders to protect your pickups. Comic dealers bring everything from affordable reader copies to key issues and CGC-graded slabs spanning Golden Age through modern, and the toy tables stock Funko Pops, vintage action figures, anime figures, model kits, and nostalgia pieces. Many vendors are trade-friendly, so bring a binder of duplicates.
757 Card Shows are known for free admission and free parking, a full lineup of vendor tables, and recurring extras like on-site CGC submissions for cards and comics. The relaxed single-day Saturday format and the focused TCG/comic/toy theme make it easy to find your people and dig for exactly what you collect, whether that is a chase card for your deck, a missing issue for your run, or a grail figure for your shelf.
The Norfolk Masonic Temple is located at 7001 Granby Street, Norfolk, VA 23505, in the Wards Corner area, easy to reach via I-64 and Granby Street and centrally located for collectors from Virginia Beach, Chesapeake, Portsmouth, and the Peninsula. On-site parking is available, the hall is climate-controlled, and nearby Wards Corner and Five Points offer plenty of dining for a lunch break.
Who should attend? This show is ideal for TCG players and Pokemon collectors of every level, comic readers and key-issue hunters, toy and Funko collectors, and families introducing kids to the hobby. The mix of affordable bulk and high-end graded inventory means bargain diggers and serious buyers both leave happy, and the trade-friendly culture makes it a great place to move duplicates and upgrade your collection.
To get the most out of it, arrive near opening for first crack at fresh inventory and the best singles before they are gone, bring a written want list to stay focused, and carry cash plus Venmo or Zelle as backup since vendor preferences vary. Pack penny sleeves, top loaders, and a slab case for valuable cards, bag-and-board protection for comics, and your trade binder if you want to deal. If you plan to submit cards or comics for grading, organize them in advance. For confirmed hours, vendor lineups, and any schedule changes, follow 757 Card Shows on Instagram (@757cardshows) and Facebook (757CardShows), visit 757cardshows.com, or call (757) 944-6910.