The 703 TCG Show takes place at Village Pickle in Leesburg, Virginia, on Saturday, December 12, 2026. Named for Northern Virginia's 703 area code, the show is a local-first TCG event, with additional dates planned for February, April, and August 2027 at the same venue. It gives Loudoun County players and collectors a regular spot for sports cards and trading card games.
The listing describes sports cards and trading card games. Expect Pokémon singles and sealed products, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and other TCGs, plus a selection of sports cards for the more general collectors. Layout, seating, and any play areas at Village Pickle have not been published (VERIFY). Vendor counts and any tournament programming should be confirmed with the organizers.
Hours are 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturday, December 12. Admission has not been confirmed on the listing (VERIFY), so check the event page or contact the organizers.
The venue is Village Pickle in Leesburg, VA. Leesburg is the county seat of Loudoun County, reached by Route 7 and the Dulles Greenway, and about 40 miles from downtown Washington. Parking arrangements should be confirmed with the venue. Downtown Leesburg, with its historic streets, shops, and restaurants, is close by and is a lovely place to spend a December afternoon.
This show suits Loudoun County families, TCG players, Pokémon fans, holiday shoppers, and dealers who want to reach a suburban audience. Because it is a local series, it is also a good place to meet other players and make friends.
Arrive early for the best selection, bring cash and a want list, and consider bringing a deck if you are hoping to play. Check current prices on your phone, and ask sellers to recommend products for younger players. Dress warmly, as December weather in Leesburg can be cold, and plan to stay for lunch nearby.
Because The 703 TCG Show returns several times a year, you can build relationships with vendors and plan your trades in advance.
The venue choice matters too: a social space in the heart of Leesburg means friends can gather, and non-collectors in your group may find something else to enjoy nearby. Leesburg's outlets and the historic district are close, and many Loudoun families already spend Saturdays there. If you plan to trade, arrive when doors open, since the best swaps often happen in the first hour when tables are fresh and players are still deciding what to chase. Local TCG shows are often where new players get their start, and a series that repeats on a schedule can help build a community. If you are a new player, bring a starter deck and ask experienced players for tips. If you are a parent, consider setting a budget with your child before you arrive and talk about how to check card condition. Leesburg also offers plenty of dining options, so you can turn the show into a family outing, and December's downtown lights make the trip feel especially festive.
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