The Noblesville Card Show settles into the Moose Lodge on Field Drive on Saturday, August 8, 2026, giving Hamilton County collectors a friendly, unpretentious morning of digging through cardboard without driving into downtown Indianapolis. Promoter Brad has built this monthly show into one of the most dependable stops on the north side of the metro, and the room has a regulars-know-regulars feel that newcomers pick up on within about ten minutes of walking in.
What you will find on the floor leans heavily toward sports. Dealers bring deep MLB and NFL inventory, with Cincinnati Reds, Chicago Cubs and Indianapolis Colts boxes getting the most traffic, alongside NBA singles built around the Pacers and the current rookie class. Hockey shows up in smaller quantity but the vintage NHL that does appear tends to be sharply priced. Expect vintage Topps and Bowman runs from the 1950s through the 1980s, stacks of 1990s inserts, and modern Prizm, Optic, Select, Topps Chrome and Bowman Draft in both raw and slabbed form. Two or three tables usually carry trading card games — Pokemon singles and sealed, Magic: The Gathering commander staples, Yu-Gi-Oh! and a growing One Piece selection. Graded cards from PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC fill locked cases, and there are always several tables of dollar boxes and quarter bins that reward patient sorting.
Hours run 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM Eastern. Admission is free at the door and parking in the Moose Lodge lot costs nothing. Kids get in free and are genuinely welcome; several dealers keep a free-card bucket at the end of the table specifically for young collectors.
The Noblesville Moose Lodge #540 sits at 950 Field Drive, Noblesville, IN 46060, a short drive off State Road 37 and roughly twenty-five minutes from Fishers, Carmel or Westfield. The lodge is single-level with a wide door, so hauling in a rolling case is easy, and the lot has plenty of room even at peak. Downtown Noblesville and the courthouse square are five minutes away if you want lunch after the show.
The crowd skews toward set builders, vintage hunters and family groups. If you are chasing a specific 1970s Topps run or trying to finish a Pacers rainbow, this is a better use of a Saturday than a hotel show twice its size, because the pace lets you actually talk to dealers. Serious high-end buyers will find a handful of cases worth working, though the room is not built around six-figure inventory.
A few practical tips. Get there close to 9:00 AM — this show turns over inventory fast in the first ninety minutes and dealers restock less as the day goes on. Bring cash in twenties and small bills, since roughly half the tables prefer it and most who accept Venmo will still shave a few dollars for cash. Carry penny sleeves, top loaders and a want list sorted by set, and do one full lap before you spend anything. Contact Brad at 463-673-6073 for table availability and confirmation of the rest of the 2026 dates.