The Devil Dogz Sports Cards & TCG Classic brings an evening card show to Devil Dogz Zebulon Stadium in Zebulon, North Carolina on Saturday, July 11, 2026, giving Triangle-area collectors a rare chance to hunt cardboard under the lights. Just twenty minutes east of Raleigh in eastern Wake County, this show pairs the community feel of small-town baseball with a vendor floor built for both sports card and trading card game collectors.
Dealer tables cover the full modern hobby. On the sports side expect MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL singles and slabs — vintage Topps and Fleer, 1980s and 1990s wax-era finds, and modern Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, and Topps Chrome, with Bowman Chrome prospects for the rookie hunters. Carolina collectors will find Panthers, Hurricanes, and Hornets material mixed throughout. The TCG tables run just as deep, with Pokemon singles and sealed product from vintage WOTC through the newest sets, plus Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Lorcana. Graded PSA, BGS, and CGC slabs, memorabilia, and hobby supplies round out the room.
This is a single-day show with an unusual and family-friendly schedule: doors open at 3:00 PM and the event runs until 9:00 PM, making it an easy add-on after a Saturday morning of errands or youth sports. No registration is required — just show up. The stadium setting keeps the atmosphere loose and fun, and the evening window means you are not fighting the usual 8:00 AM show-day scramble.
Devil Dogz Zebulon Stadium is located in Zebulon, NC, just off US-64 and easy to reach from Raleigh, Knightdale, Wendell, Rocky Mount, and Wilson. On-site parking is available, and downtown Zebulon — including the well-reviewed Comic World shop a block away — makes it easy to turn the trip into a full collecting afternoon before doors open.
Who should attend? Families with kids are the sweet spot here, since the afternoon start and ballpark setting are far less intimidating than a packed convention hall. Casual collectors, set builders, TCG players looking to trade between tournament weekends, and dealers scouting fresh local inventory will all find the trip worthwhile. First-timers will appreciate the approachable scale and the chance to chat with dealers without a crowd pressing behind them.
To get the most from your visit, arrive close to the 3:00 PM open for first crack at fresh inventory, and bring cash since smaller shows move fastest on paper money, with Venmo or Zelle as backup. Carry a sorted want list with target prices, pack penny sleeves, top loaders, and a slab case to protect pickups, and bring a trade binder — evening shows like this one tend to be trade-heavy and social, and some of the best deals happen table-side after sunset.
For directions, table updates, and any weather-related changes, check the show listing on Treasure Hunter or follow Devil Dogz Zebulon Stadium on social media. If the format proves popular, expect return dates — evening stadium shows have been one of the hobby's fastest-growing formats, and this one gives eastern Wake County a card show to call its own.