The Seymour Card Show returns to Buckets Basketball Training on Saturday, August 15, 2026, running a full gymnasium floor of dealer tables in one of southern Indiana's most reliably well-attended regional hobby events. Holding a card show inside a working basketball facility is a nice bit of thematic luck — the hardwood gives the room enormous open space, the lighting is bright and even, and the sight lines let you scan an entire wall of tables before deciding where to start. Seymour sits roughly an hour north of Louisville on I-65, making this an easy morning run for Kentuckiana collectors who want a different dealer pool than the ones they see every month at home.
The floor leans heavily toward sports, which is exactly what the regional crowd comes for. Dealers stock MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL across every era, with particularly strong Cincinnati Reds, Indianapolis Colts, Indiana Pacers, Indiana Hoosiers, Purdue Boilermakers and Notre Dame inventory reflecting the local fanbase. Vintage tables carry 1950s through 1970s Topps and Bowman, Fleer and Donruss from the 1980s, and enormous, genuinely cheap 1990s junk-wax boxes that are perfect for kids and set builders. Modern dealers bring Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, Topps Chrome, Bowman Draft and Bowman Chrome, with premium Topps Dynasty, National Treasures, Flawless and Immaculate cards showing up in locked cases alongside PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC graded slabs. Trading card game vendors bring Pokemon singles and sealed from WOTC-era Base Set and Neo through modern Scarlet and Violet, plus Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece TCG, Disney Lorcana and Star Wars Unlimited. Autographed memorabilia, UFC and boxing singles, comics and Funko Pops round out the mix.
This is a one-day event. Doors open at 9:00 AM Eastern and the show runs through the early afternoon. Arrive at open if you are hunting specific vintage — the best raw material at a room like this changes hands within the first ninety minutes, usually dealer-to-dealer before the general crowd has finished a first lap.
Admission pricing was not published on the aggregator listings at the time of writing. Shows at this venue have historically been free or a low single-digit door fee with children admitted free. VERIFY current admission and table availability with the organizer before traveling.
Buckets Basketball Training offers free on-site parking and a flat, single-level, climate-controlled gym floor with wide aisles between rows — comfortable for wagons, strollers and rolling cases alike. The facility is easy to reach directly off I-65, which makes it a genuinely low-friction stop for anyone driving between Louisville and Indianapolis.
The show fits families, first-timers, set builders, vintage specialists, modern breakers and dealers scouting inventory. The relaxed pace makes it an excellent first card show for kids, and vendors here have a good reputation for handing younger collectors a free pack or a player card.
To get the most out of it, bring cash in small denominations plus Venmo and PayPal as backups, carry a sorted want list, pack sleeves and top loaders, and leave the final half hour for negotiating. Watch southern Indiana hobby groups on Facebook for the vendor list in the days beforehand.