The Card Show at The Eyrie returns to downtown Plainfield on Sunday, November 1, 2026, continuing a free, locally run series that has quickly found a following in Hendricks County. Held in The Eyrie event space on Main Street, the show is small and neighborly, with local vendors buying, selling and trading cards in a setting that feels more like a community market than a convention.
The vendor mix covers both sports cards and trading card games. Sports sellers typically bring baseball, football and basketball singles, with Colts and Pacers cards, current-season rookies, and a mix of raw and graded vintage. On the TCG side, Pokemon is the most common, including singles, bulk and sealed product, and you can expect a few tables with Magic: The Gathering, One Piece or Yu-Gi-Oh!. Because it is a local show, many vendors are collectors themselves, so there is plenty of room for trades and conversation, and some will make offers on cards you bring in.
Previous editions ran from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM Eastern, and the November show is expected to follow the same schedule, though the exact hours should be confirmed on the event listing. Admission is free, parking is free, and the show is suitable for all ages. Registration through the free Eventbrite listing is encouraged so organizers can plan for crowds.
The Eyrie Event Space is located at 115 West Main Street, Plainfield, IN 46168, on US 40 in the heart of historic downtown Plainfield. It is about twenty minutes from downtown Indianapolis and only a few minutes from I-70 and the Plainfield and Avon retail corridors. Street and nearby lot parking is available. Main Street has several coffee shops and restaurants within walking distance, which makes it easy to turn the show into a relaxed Sunday outing.
This show suits casual collectors, families and first-timers who want a low-pressure introduction to card shows. Kids starting their Pokemon collections will find vendors happy to help, and adults with a few boxes of old cards can get honest feedback and offers. It also pairs well with the other November 1 events on the west side, including the large TCG show in Brownsburg and the Rift TCG show on Holt Road.
To make the most of the visit, bring a small want list and a few cards you are willing to trade. Cash in small bills is helpful, since many local vendors prefer it for quick transactions. Carry sleeves and top loaders for purchases, and do not hesitate to ask vendors about the history of the cards on their table; these conversations are part of what makes community shows worthwhile. If you are planning to visit several shows that day, Plainfield sits conveniently between Brownsburg and the west side of Indianapolis.
For updates, follow the Card Show at The Eyrie on Facebook or check the event's Eventbrite page. Listings for the series also appear on Visit Hendricks County, Visit Indiana and CardShowFinder.