The Rift TCG Card Show returns to American Legion Post 64 on Sunday, October 4, 2026, one week after Show #2, as the series moves into a regular monthly rhythm on the west side of Indianapolis. The October date lands right as fall set releases hit store shelves, which makes it a practical stop for players and collectors who want to trade into new cards before the holiday rush pushes prices up.
The organizer's own listing is direct about what to expect: Pokemon, Magic, One Piece, Dragon Ball Z and more. In practice that means Pokemon singles from vintage Base Set and Neo-era binders through current Scarlet and Violet chase cards, sealed product for players and openers, and a steady supply of bulk for kids building their first decks. Magic: The Gathering sellers usually focus on Commander staples, recent set singles and older playable cards, while One Piece Card Game tables carry leaders, manga rares and alternate art pulls. Dragon Ball fans can dig through Dragon Ball Super and Fusion World singles. Several tables also cover Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana, Digimon and newer games, and sports-card vendors have appeared on the floor as well, so bring your NFL and NBA want list too.
This date uses a two-tier entry format. VIP entry opens at 10:00 AM for ten dollars, giving you the first hour with fresh tables. General admission is free from 11:00 AM until the show closes at 5:00 PM Eastern. Children are welcome, and families can easily spend an afternoon here without paying anything to get in.
American Legion Post 64 is located at 601 South Holt Road, Indianapolis, IN 46241, near the Holt Road interchange on I-70 on the city's west side. The post sits on a large parcel with a free on-site lot, so you are not paying for garage parking or walking blocks with a binder case. The hall is a single-level space, which keeps aisles easy to navigate even when the room fills up after the free doors open.
Who should come? Competitive players tuning decks for fall League Cups, One Piece and Dragon Ball players who struggle to find singles at general card shows, parents shopping for young Pokemon fans, and adult collectors hunting graded or vintage pieces. If you have duplicates or old binders, bring them; TCG shows like this are some of the best places in the metro to trade rather than sell.
Tips for getting the most from the day: decide in advance whether the ten-dollar VIP hour is worth it. If you are chasing one specific card or sealed box, it usually is. If you are browsing, the free window from 11:00 AM gives you six hours to work the room. Bring cash in small denominations, check recent sold listings before paying premium prices, and group purchases from a single vendor to negotiate a bundle discount. Keep sleeves, top loaders and a small box in your bag so new pickups get home undamaged.
For questions about tables or schedule changes, contact the Rift TCG organizer through their social pages or by text at 317-772-1152. The October date is listed on the Trading Card Database and Treasure Hunter calendars.