The 365 Collectibles Card Show is bringing South Florida collectors together for a free Saturday show built around sports cards, Pokémon, other TCGs, and mixed collectibles. The organizer specifically highlights basketball cards, football cards, baseball cards, and Pokémon, with buying, selling, and trading all part of the day's focus.
This August occurrence has a new home at St. Faith's Episcopal Church in Cutler Bay. That change matters for anyone who has seen an older Zoo Miami listing: the current organizer flyer directs attendees to St. Faith's and warns them not to travel to Zoo Miami for this event. Use St. Faith's Episcopal Church, 10600 Caribbean Blvd, Cutler Bay, FL 33189 when planning the trip.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The published show window runs from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, giving collectors five hours to browse, compare cards, discuss trades, and revisit tables before making final decisions. Admission is free, so newcomers can explore the room without needing to factor a ticket charge into their collecting budget. Free parking is also advertised on the current flyer.
The confirmed mix covers several major corners of the hobby. Fans of sports cards can focus on basketball cards, football cards, and baseball cards, whether they collect current players, favorite teams, vintage material, or graded examples. Pokémon is also explicitly featured, and the flyer identifies the event more broadly with TCGs and collectibles. One Piece appears on the event flyer as well, giving collectors another confirmed category to watch for on the show floor.
Specific inventory will depend on what each seller brings. Display cases, binders, slabs, raw singles, and value boxes are common ways cards are presented at shows, but no individual item or product is guaranteed. If you are attending for one player, team, character, or set, start by scanning the room and asking vendors directly. That can save time while still leaving space to discover cards that were not originally on your list.
More Than Just a Card Show
The organizer describes the event as a place to buy, sell, trade, and meet fellow collectors. That makes the day useful even if you arrive without a specific purchase in mind. In-person conversations can help you compare condition, understand how sellers value similar cards, and find local collectors who share the same interests.
Three featured vendors have been announced for this occurrence: @pokenarco_305, @pokemonphenom.yt, and @zardy.g. Their inclusion gives attendees a few names to recognize, but the organizer has not published a complete table list or promised particular inventory from those accounts. Check the latest organizer post through the "Official Source" button if you want to review any last-minute previews before leaving home.
Because the venue has changed, navigation deserves extra attention. Enter the full St. Faith's address rather than relying on an older saved destination or past show listing. The exact room on the church campus has not been publicly named, so allow enough arrival time to find event signage. Parking is advertised as free, although capacity and entrance details have not been specified.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
A free-admission format lowers the barrier for someone attending a card show for the first time. You can walk the floor, learn how cards are organized, and see how raw and graded copies look in person without needing to make a purchase. Families and casual collectors can keep the visit short, while dedicated hobbyists can use the full schedule to compare options and negotiate thoughtfully.
If you plan to trade or sell, keep your cards organized and know which pieces you are comfortable moving. A short want list can also help vendors point you toward relevant material. Ask before handling cards from a case or binder, confirm condition under the available light, and agree on the complete terms before exchanging cards or payment. Payment methods may vary by vendor, so it is sensible to bring more than one option without assuming every seller accepts the same services.
Experienced collectors can use the show to compare multiple copies in real time, inspect corners and surfaces, and account for grading costs before choosing a card. Newer collectors can benefit from seeing different price levels side by side. The mix of sports cards, Pokémon, One Piece, other TCGs, and collectibles gives groups with different interests a practical reason to attend together.
Final Thoughts
The 365 Collectibles Card Show is shaping up to be a useful day for collectors in Cutler Bay, Miami, and the surrounding area. Free admission, free parking, a confirmed mix of sports cards and TCGs, and a current organizer announcement all make it an approachable local hobby stop. Most importantly, remember that this occurrence is at St. Faith's Episcopal Church, not Zoo Miami. 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 Florida.
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