, Newburgh

The Newburgh card show is a free-admission, two-day trading card show held at the American Legion Kapperman Post #44 on State Street in Newburgh, Indiana. It is one of the Southwest Indiana Card Shows events and runs on a Friday-afternoon-and-Saturday schedule, which makes it easy for both after-work shoppers and weekend browsers to fit in.

What you'll find on the floor

The floor is built around 55 tables, and admission costs nothing, so a quick lap through the room is an easy way to spend an hour. The Legion hall setting keeps things informal, with dealers selling from their own tables rather than from a large convention-style layout.

Dates and format

Each Newburgh edition runs two days: Friday from 3 PM to 7 PM and Saturday from 10 AM to 4 PM. The same organizer also runs shows in Evansville, which charge a small admission fee, but the Newburgh Legion shows are free.

Vendor tables and rules

Tables are 8-foot tables, and each Legion show has a table reservation of its own. The Legion shows have been selling out of tables, and every Newburgh date on the 2026 calendar, including the November and December shows, is already sold out. Vendors who want a spot at a future show should plan to reserve early.

Getting there

The show is at 711 State Street in Newburgh, Indiana 47630, at the Legion post. The Friday session starts at 3 PM, so the late-afternoon window suits anyone coming straight from work.

Who it suits

The Newburgh show fits collectors who want a no-cost way to browse a full room of dealers, and anyone who prefers a two-day format with a weekday evening option. For vendors, the consistently sold-out table reservations are the main thing to know: this is a show where tables go quickly.