Shreveport Card Show Brings Vintage Pokémon And LSU Pulls This Weekend

Have you been looking for the perfect way to wrap up your summer right here in the Ark-La-Tex? The massive Shreveport Card Show is returning this weekend. The show will be held on Saturday, August 1st and Sunday, August 2nd at AcroSports Fieldhouse on 735 American Way.

Collectors from all across Louisiana are walking through the doors looking to buy, sell, and trade. Whether you are a casual fan, or a serious collector, you absolutely have to be in the building.

Will Pokémon Take Over The Floor?

Normally, the Shreveport Card Show is thought of as the premiere sports card show in the 318, but the show is more than that.

If you are hunting for vintage Charizard cards or modern sets, this show is a dream come true for Pokemon collectors too. Vendors are bringing massive inventories full of rare holographic pulls, vintage cards, hot new cards, and high grade slabs...so there is something for every budget.

But its not just Pokemon; there will be Magic The Gathering, One Piece, Union Arena, and more represented at the show.

Trading card games have completely taken over the hobby world in recent years. You can bring your binder to trade with players, or find the perfect pieces for your tournament deck.

Are You Ready For Tiger Football Hype?

With baseball season at full strength, collectors will find plenty of action for former LSU players, vintage cards, and future Hall of Fame members. The show floor features raw cards and graded slabs showcasing current major league superstars.

Knocking on the door is football season. With LSU, Dallas Cowboys, and New Orleans Saints fans all getting excited. Which means there will be high volumes of football cards on the move too.

Since we are also getting closer to the start of LSU football, there will be people looking for their next batch of LSU stars. With college players now getting their own cards through NIL deals, you can get after it easy. It is the perfect time to track down Sam Leavitt cards before he takes the field in Death Valley and his stock shoots up.

Is This The Best Family Weekend Outing In Shreveport?

One of the best things about this show is how affordable it is for the family. General admission tickets make sure everyone can walk inside without spending a fortune.

Kids twelve-and-under get in free, plus there are discounts for military members and first responders. You can even wear a sports jersey to get in free and save cash for your collection.