Master Ball Markets takes over Brownsburg High School on Sunday, November 1, 2026, with more than 120 tables of trading card games, making it one of the largest TCG-focused events in the Indianapolis metro this fall. The name is a nod to the rarest item in the Pokemon games, and the event leans into that energy with a festival feel: food trucks, face painting, games and hourly giveaways alongside a big vendor floor.
The organizers advertise Pokemon, Riftbound, One Piece Card Game, Disney Lorcana and Magic: The Gathering, among others. Expect a deep Pokemon selection across modern Scarlet and Violet singles, special illustration rares, vintage holos and graded slabs, plus sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes and collection boxes that make ideal early holiday gifts. One Piece and Lorcana tables should offer singles and sealed product for players building decks, and Magic vendors typically cover Commander staples and recent-set cards. With more than 120 tables, you can also expect accessory vendors, Japanese imports, and some sports card or collectible sellers mixed in.
The show runs from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Eastern. VIP early entry from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM costs ten dollars, and general admission from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM is free. Organizers list more than 600 dollars in free hourly giveaways, free face painting, a trivia challenge and a cornhole challenge, which make it an easy family outing. Food trucks will be on site, so you do not need to leave for lunch. VIP tickets and vendor tables are available through the Master Ball Markets website.
Brownsburg High School is located at 1000 South Odell Street, Brownsburg, IN 46112, with the event entrance at Door 10. Brownsburg sits on the west side of the metro along I-74, about twenty minutes from downtown Indianapolis and ten minutes from Avon and Plainfield. The school has large surface lots, so parking should be plentiful and free.
This is an especially good show for families with young Pokemon fans, since the activities and giveaways give kids something to do between tables. Competitive players will appreciate the size and variety for building tournament decks, and serious collectors should find enough graded and sealed material to justify the VIP hour. First-timers will find the atmosphere welcoming and easy to navigate.
Plan your visit around the giveaway schedule if you want a chance at prizes, and decide early whether the VIP hour is worth it for your targets. Bring cash in small bills, though most larger vendors take cards or payment apps. Carry sleeves, top loaders and a sturdy bag for sealed product, and compare prices across several tables before buying big items. If you are also visiting other November 1 shows in Plainfield or on Holt Road, start here at opening and work your way east.
For tickets, vendor tables and the latest details, visit masterballmarkets.com. The event is also listed on the Trading Card Database and Treasure Hunter calendars.