Halloween Rift TCG Show #3 turns American Legion Post 64 into a spooky-season trading card game floor on Sunday, October 25, 2026. The organizers are billing this third numbered show as bigger and better than the first two, and the Halloween theme gives it a different personality from the regular monthly Rift dates. With Ghost, Psychic and Dark type Pokemon naturally in the spotlight, it is a fun week for binder collectors to hunt Gengar, Mimikyu, Umbreon and other seasonal favorites.
Expect a TCG-first room. Pokemon leads the way with singles across eras, from Wizards of the Coast vintage to current Scarlet and Violet special illustration rares, plus sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes and bulk bins for kids. Magic: The Gathering, One Piece Card Game, Dragon Ball Super, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana and Riftbound should all be represented, and a few vendors may bring sports cards and graded slabs. Accessory sellers are likely to carry sleeves, playmats, deck boxes and binders, which is handy if you are building a new deck for November League Cups.
Doors are listed at 9:00 AM and the show runs into the afternoon, with a 4:00 PM close expected. The public listing contains an obvious typo on the closing time, so confirm the end time with the organizer before making late plans. Admission pricing for this date has not been announced; other Rift dates have used a paid early-entry hour followed by free general admission, so bring a few dollars in case an early-bird fee applies.
The show takes place at Kenneth N. Dowden Wayne Post 64, 601 South Holt Road, Indianapolis, IN 46241, on the west side near I-70. The post sits on a large property with free on-site parking, and the main hall is single level. It is roughly ten minutes from downtown Indianapolis and fifteen from Speedway, Plainfield and the airport area.
This is an easy recommendation for families, since Halloween weekend shows tend to be lighthearted and kid-friendly, and for Pokemon collectors who enjoy themed binders. Competitive players can use it to fill holes in their decks before the late-fall tournament season, and traders will find a receptive audience for duplicates and bulk rares. If you have never been to a TCG-only show, this is a relaxed introduction.
A few tips. Arrive close to opening if you are after sealed product or specific chase cards, because those disappear first. Bring small bills and a phone for checking recent sales, and organize a trade binder with prices marked so trades move quickly. Set a budget before you walk in; themed shows make impulse buys easy. If your kids are attending in costume, keep an eye on sleeves and card boxes in crowded aisles.
To confirm the final schedule, admission or vendor tables, text the Rift TCG organizer at 317-772-1152 or follow Rift TCG on social media. The show is listed on the Trading Card Database and Treasure Hunter calendars.