Rift TCG Show #2 brings a trading-card-game-first floor to American Legion Post 64 on the west side of Indianapolis on Sunday, September 27, 2026. It is only the second outing for this young, collector-run series, and that is exactly why it is worth a look: new shows tend to draw hungry vendors who price aggressively to build a following, and the crowd has not yet been picked over by years of regulars. If you have been waiting for a dedicated TCG show on the west side instead of driving to Carmel or Fishers, this is it.
The Rift team builds its room around trading card games. Expect the heaviest traffic at the Pokemon tables, with modern Scarlet and Violet singles, special illustration rares, alt arts, sealed booster bundles and elite trainer boxes, plus a healthy slice of vintage Wizards of the Coast era cards for binder collectors. Beyond Pokemon, the organizer specifically calls out Magic: The Gathering, One Piece Card Game and Dragon Ball Super, and you should also find Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana and the newer Riftbound game on at least a few tables. Listings for this show also tag sports cards, so a handful of vendors will likely bring NFL, NBA and MLB singles, Colts and Pacers inventory and some graded slabs. Accessory sellers typically round things out with sleeves, deck boxes, binders, playmats and top loaders.
Doors open at 10:00 AM and the show runs until 4:00 PM Eastern. One aggregator lists a 9:00 AM start, so if you want the very first look, check the organizer's social posts the night before. Admission details for Show #2 have not been published; the series has used a paid early-entry hour followed by free general admission at other dates, so plan on a small fee only if you arrive before the general doors open.
Kenneth N. Dowden Wayne Post 64 sits at 601 South Holt Road, Indianapolis, IN 46241, a short hop from the Holt Road exit on I-70 and about ten minutes from downtown. The post occupies a large property with its own surface lot, so parking is free and easy compared with convention-center shows. The building is a single-level hall, which makes it simple to roll in a trade binder case or a stroller.
This is a strong fit for Pokemon families, casual binder collectors and competitive players who want to pick up singles for upcoming League Challenges and League Cups without paying online shipping. Traders will do especially well here, because TCG-focused rooms tend to be trade-friendly and vendors often take cards in partial payment.
A few tips. Arrive close to opening, because sealed product and underpriced chase cards move first at young shows. Bring cash in small bills even if vendors accept digital payments, and carry a written want list with set names and card numbers. Pull recent sold prices on your phone before committing on anything over fifty dollars, and ask vendors about bundle pricing when you are buying several singles. Bring your own sleeves and top loaders for anything you pick up.
For updates, table availability or confirmation of hours, follow Rift TCG on social media or text the organizer at 317-772-1152. Listings for this show appear on the Trading Card Database and Treasure Hunter show calendars.