The Glen Burnie Sports Card Show returns to Slade School on Saturday, November 14, 2026, for another free-admission day of buying, selling, and trading in Anne Arundel County. Promoter Leo Zerhusen has built a loyal following for this recurring show, and the November date arrives just as football season peaks, baseball's hot stove winds up, and holiday shoppers begin looking for gifts.
With approximately 100 tables, the show offers a strong mix of sports cards, from dollar-box singles to graded rookies and vintage stars. Dealers usually bring baseball, football, basketball, and hockey cards, plus memorabilia and, at times, Pokémon items. The November date is a good time to find gift-worthy cards: team sets for fans, star player singles for teens, or graded slabs for serious collectors. Because the show recurs, you can watch for sellers who bring new inventory each month.
The show starts at 9:00 AM and admission is free. The listing does not give an end time, so confirm with the promoter, though the show's other dates run until about 2:00 PM (VERIFY).
The venue is Slade School, 120 Dorsey Road, Glen Burnie, MD. The school gym has on-site parking, though lots can fill as the morning goes on. Route 100 and I-97 provide fast access, and BWI Airport is minutes away, so it is convenient for collectors from Baltimore, Annapolis, Columbia, and the Northern Virginia suburbs.
This is a good fit for local families, budget collectors, people shopping for holiday presents, and dealers seeking a busy table near Baltimore. It is also a good place to sell part of your collection, because local buyers are likely to attend.
Since parking may be limited, arrive early. Bring cash, a want list, and a small trade binder. For gift shopping, ask dealers about protective cases and display options, and consider buying penny sleeves and top-loaders. If you buy several cards from the same dealer, ask for a bundle discount.
Contact Leo Zerhusen at 443-416-6447 for information about tables or details. He also promotes shows at this venue in October, so if you are new, look for him at the door.
By mid-November, many collectors are thinking about holiday gifts, so this show can be a smart place to find affordable, meaningful presents. A team set for a fan, a rookie card of a favorite player, or a graded card in a display case can all make a memorable gift, and dealers can often recommend good options at a range of prices. If you are buying for a child, choose cards of players they love rather than chasing value, and pick up a binder or box to help them start organizing a collection.
Winter travel can make schedules uncertain, so check the promoter's channels the week of the show for weather or schedule changes.