The Card House Society × Rolling Waves Brewing Collab Show returns to Doral, Florida, for a Sunday afternoon of cards and collectibles built around 18 vendor tables. The October 18 gathering brings Pokémon, sports cards, One Piece, Lorcana, and mixed collectibles together for South Florida collectors interested in buying, selling, trading, and meeting others in the hobby.
Rolling Waves Brewing & Distillery gives the show a brewery setting, with craft beer and food adding another reason to make an afternoon of the visit. This is an all-ages event, so the collecting experience is open to families as well as adults. The corrected public opening is noon, a useful detail to keep in mind when arranging your Sunday plans.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The organizer's updated plan calls for 18 vendor tables, giving this return visit a smaller scale than the previous October 11 gathering. That count describes tables rather than a guaranteed number of individual sellers. It provides a clearer picture of the outing: a local collectibles show where the attraction is exploring what each table brings, rather than navigating a large convention program.
The announced mix includes Pokémon, sports cards, One Piece, Lorcana, anime items, other TCGs, graded slabs, toys, and collectibles. Singles and sealed products are also part of the organizer's description. Those categories establish the range of the event, but they do not guarantee a particular card, release, player, or character at any individual table.
For collectors who move between games, the mixed lineup offers a reason to browse beyond a single category. Someone visiting for sports cards can also explore the trading-card-game side of the room, while a Pokémon collector can see how One Piece and Lorcana fit into the same local collecting community. The appeal is that variety within one afternoon stop, with the actual selection depending on what vendors bring.
More Than Just a Card Show
Card House Society describes the gathering as a place to buy, sell, trade, and network with the South Florida collecting community. The brewery setting connects that collecting focus with food and craft beer, allowing the visit to include a meal or drink if you choose. Food and beverages should be planned as separate purchases; free event entry does not describe a dining package.
Free parking and all-ages admission make the basic visit straightforward to plan. For navigation, use the Doral address and Suite 150 rather than treating the Miami calendar placement as the venue's street location. Miami is the broader market for this show, while Rolling Waves is physically in Doral.
For the correct ticket destination, use the organizer's free-ticket page and select the October 18 information. The organizer also supplied an October 18 flyer, which shows the noon-to-6 PM session. October 11 was a separate show, so its longer schedule and larger table count should not shape expectations for this return date.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
A first visit can start with the categories you already recognize. With Pokémon, sports cards, and several TCGs announced, families or friends with different interests have a shared destination without needing to collect the same thing. The all-ages policy also means that a brewery venue does not make this an adults-only collecting event.
Collectors considering singles or graded slabs can use the in-person setting to inspect the item being offered and discuss it directly with the seller. If your main interest is sealed product, the announced mix makes that a relevant reason to visit, while leaving specific releases and quantities dependent on the day's inventory. The same distinction applies to toys and anime collectibles: they are included in the event's scope, without a published item-by-item catalog.
Selling and trading are part of the show's stated purpose, but participation in any particular deal remains between the people involved. Bringing cards to discuss does not establish that every vendor buys collections or accepts trades. If you want a selling space rather than an attendee visit, use the organizer's separate vendor page for current booking information. Vendor reservations and public admission serve different purposes.
Final Thoughts
The Card House Society × Rolling Waves Brewing Collab Show offers Doral and the surrounding Miami area a focused Sunday return with 18 vendor tables, a broad collecting mix, and a brewery backdrop. Plan around the corrected noon opening, use the October 18 ticket information, and expect a smaller local show with room for several collecting interests. If you attend, let the organizer or other attendees know you found the event on Card Show Dex.
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