TCG-Kon Show Louisville returns to the Triple Crown Pavilion on Sunday, December 13, 2026, one week after the first TCG-Kon Louisville date, giving Kentucky's tabletop and trading card community a second chance to browse, trade, and play before the holidays. If you missed the December 6 convention, or simply want another round of shopping, this follow-up show is built around the games people actually play at kitchen tables and game stores across Louisville.
The focus here is trading card games. Expect dealers stocked with Pokémon singles and sealed product, Magic: The Gathering staples and Commander upgrades, Yu-Gi-Oh! competitive cards, Disney Lorcana, One Piece Card Game, Dragon Ball Super Card Game, and Flesh and Blood. Many vendors also bring graded slabs, binders of bulk-priced cards, playmats, deck boxes, sleeves, and storage supplies. Expect gift-friendly sealed boxes and starter decks alongside high-end singles.
Hours are listed as 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on Sunday, December 13. Plan on a full afternoon if you want to work through every aisle, since TCG shows tend to be dense with binders that reward patient flipping. Admission pricing has not been confirmed at the time of this listing, so check the organizer's announcements before you go and bring small bills in case the door is cash only.
The Triple Crown Pavilion is a large event hall that suits a multi-vendor show well, with wide aisles for browsing and room for casual trade tables. Free parking was reported for the December 6 TCG-Kon at this venue. Arrive early on a busy pre-holiday Sunday so you are not circling for a space while the best deals disappear.
Who should come? Families shopping for a young Pokémon fan will find plenty at every price point, from dollar-bin commons to chase cards. Competitive players can pick up the exact singles they need for the next local tournament, and newer players can ask dealers for advice on starter decks and budget builds. Dealers are welcome to contact the organizers about table availability, and anyone with a collection to sell can bring a binder for offers.
A few tips will make your day smoother. Write a want list before you arrive and sort it by priority so you chase the hard-to-find cards first. Carry a few top-loaders or a small binder to protect your purchases, and keep your own valuables in a bag you can hold close. Compare prices across several tables before buying a pricey card, and do not be shy about asking a dealer whether they will bundle a few singles for a better total. If you plan to sell, check current market prices on your phone first so you can negotiate with confidence.
Because this is the second TCG-Kon date in as many weekends, the vendor mix may differ from the December 6 show, which makes it worth visiting even if you attended the first one. Dealers rotate inventory, and you may spot new boxes or fresh collections that were not on the tables a week earlier.
Louisville's TCG scene is lively, with local game stores running weekly Pokémon leagues, Magic drafts, and Yu-Gi-Oh! locals, and TCG-Kon is a natural extension of that community. Bring a friend and make a game plan.
VERIFY: Venue address, admission price, and parking were not confirmed from a primary source. Follow the TCG-Kon organizers on social media or contact them through their event listing for the latest details before you travel.