For years, the St. Francis Card Show has been one of the metro’s most community‑driven hobby events, embraced by parents, teachers, business owners, and local leaders alike. After a long and positive partnership, the show will no longer be held at the St. Francis American Legion. Organizers expressed deep appreciation for the Legion’s support — the venue played a key role in bringing collectors together and helping the hobby thrive in the north metro.
Now, the show begins a new chapter. Starting this month, the St. Francis Card Show will move to its new home at the St. Francis Learning Center, located at the corner of Ambassador Blvd and Highway 47. The show will take place inside the gymnasium on the southwest side of the building. The new space offers more room for vendors, smoother foot traffic, and plenty of capacity for future growth.
The first show at the new location will be held on June 20, marking the official kickoff of this next era. Vendors are encouraged to sign up early to secure their preferred table setup. The mission remains the same: keep the hobby alive, keep it accessible, and keep St. Francis a place where collectors of all ages can come together. “This event is so huge for the community that to let it die would be a shame,” organizer DC Randle shared. “We’re excited for this next chapter — and grateful for everyone who helped us get here.”
Vendor tables are $45 each or 2 for $85. In the spirit of the show, they also offer discounts for new youth vendors. You can find directions and full details for this and other shows on our Card Show Calendar.
