Maryville Card Show Plus+ brings a monthly buy, sell, and trade gathering to Maryville, Tennessee, with sports cards, Pokémon, TCGs, and mixed collectibles sharing the spotlight. The October stop offers a local Saturday outing for collectors and families, with an all-ages invitation and a freebie for kids advertised on the show flyer.
American Legion Post 13 is the setting, and the organizer is highlighting a practical change: the show is now in a larger room with brighter lighting. For collectors coming from Maryville, Knoxville, or nearby communities, that gives this month's visit a clear focus: browsing cards in person in the updated show space, rather than planning around a separate convention program.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The flyer advertises 60 tables available, with six-foot tables forming the basis of the setup. That number describes the advertised table capacity, not a guaranteed count of occupied tables or individual vendors. The organizer's October announcement said tables were still available, so the final mix of sellers can develop as the date approaches.
The advertised categories give you a useful starting point without promising a particular checklist of products. Sports cards and Pokémon are named directly, while the broader TCG and collectibles wording leaves room for other interests. If you are making the trip for a specific game, player, or item, use the "Official Source" for any later seller announcements rather than assuming a particular product will be on a table.
Buying, selling, and trading are all part of the show's invitation. Those are opportunities to discuss a deal with participating sellers, rather than a promise that every table buys collections or accepts trades. If you intend to bring cards, a compact selection lets you ask about interest without spreading a large collection across someone else's selling space.
The brighter-room announcement is particularly relevant to an event centered on looking at cards. You can take time to examine an item before agreeing to a purchase and ask the seller to show any condition issue more closely. The room upgrade is an advertised improvement, but it does not establish a particular floor plan or dedicated area for transactions.
More Than Just a Card Show
The family invitation is one of the clearest features of this Maryville stop. All ages are welcome, and the flyer advertises a freebie for kids. The item and distribution arrangements are not specified, so families should ask where that offer is handled when they arrive. It is a useful extra to look for without building the entire outing around a particular gift.
CM Collectibles and More is named as the show's sponsor. The organizer also said the new sponsor would be set up, adding a specific participant to look for among the October tables. Sponsorship does not describe that table's complete inventory, but it gives first-time visitors a recognizable name from the announcement.
The organizer's invitation also asks families to support veterans. Holding the gathering at American Legion Post 13 connects the hobby outing with a local veterans organization. That invitation should not be read as a stated donation arrangement or a promise about how sales proceeds are distributed.
For anyone considering a selling table, the quoted October announcement lists six-foot tables at $30 each. The flyer directs reservations through CM Collectibles and More or Sara at 865-257-5061. Table availability can change, so prospective sellers should use that reservation contact before making plans. The advertised 8 AM setup time is for vendors; public browsing begins later, and setup does not create an attendee early-entry tier.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
First-time attendees can approach this as a local browsing visit, with a few collecting priorities rather than an expectation of finding every category at every table. The broad mix means a family interested in Pokémon and someone collecting sports cards have advertised reasons to attend the same show. Specific stock will depend on the participating sellers.
The second-Saturday schedule also makes this a recurring community stop. October's occurrence is on October 10, and the public window runs through the early afternoon. If you are traveling from elsewhere in the Knoxville market, remember that the venue is physically in Maryville and the hours are Eastern local time. Use American Legion Post 13 and the full street address for navigation rather than routing to a Knoxville venue.
Visitors planning to sell should distinguish an informal conversation at a buying table from reserving their own vendor space. The show invites selling and trading, but the table reservation process is separate. That distinction is especially helpful if your first visit is intended to introduce a collection to local sellers rather than operate a booth.
Final Thoughts
Maryville Card Show Plus+ offers an October gathering for Maryville and the surrounding area, with a larger, brighter room, several collecting categories, and an explicit welcome for families. If you attend, let the organizer or other attendees know you found the show on Card Show Dex, and stay tuned for more upcoming events across Tennessee.
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