Middle Tennessee Cards & Collectibles Super Show brings card collecting and wrestling nostalgia together for a two-day stop in Lebanon. Vintage cards, sports memorabilia, mixed collectibles, and wrestling Hall of Fame guest appearances give the event several distinct reasons to visit, whether your priority is shopping, trading, or a meet-and-greet.
The Farm Bureau Expo Center setting puts the show in Lebanon within the wider Nashville collecting market. Glory Days Memorabilia & Collectibles is the public organizer, and the schedule offers a shorter Friday afternoon visit alongside a much longer Saturday program. Choosing between those days matters if you want to combine the trading floor with the evening entertainment.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
Vintage cards and memorabilia are central to the advertised mix. For sports cards collectors, the appeal is the opportunity to look at cards in person while also browsing objects connected to sports and wrestling history. The flyer presents a broad collectibles event, including toys and pop-culture items, so this is a show where different collecting interests can share the same outing.
Pokémon is also mentioned in the event's public promotion. Treat that as another category to explore rather than a guarantee that a particular set, card, or product will be available. No specific dealer inventory is promised, and the wider collectibles emphasis means the floor is not limited to a single card game or sport.
Friday's general-admission session runs from midafternoon into early evening, making it the more compact option. Saturday starts in the morning and has advertised public hours extending into the evening. The flyer separately schedules wrestling for Saturday's final two hours, from 7 to 9 PM. If buying and trading are your main goals, build your visit around the earlier part of Saturday rather than assuming every vendor will continue operating throughout the wrestling program.
VIP offers a separate early-entry hour on each day. Friday's advance window is in the afternoon, while Saturday's is before the morning public opening. The advertised VIP ticket covers both days, which makes it most relevant if you plan to attend the full weekend or value access before the general-admission sessions.
More Than Just a Card Show
Wrestling appearances are a major part of this occurrence's identity. The promotion combines a trade show with meet-and-greets and a Saturday evening wrestling segment, giving memorabilia collectors something beyond a shopping-only visit. Individual appearance times should guide any plans built around meeting a particular guest.
Professional photo packages are advertised at $75 per special guest. Keep that purchase separate from your admission budget: a general-admission or VIP ticket should not be assumed to include a professional photo, autograph, or every guest-related activity. Before purchasing an extra, check the specific package description for what it covers and when it takes place.
The organizer also advertises mystery boxes for the first 250 people, with a chance to win a professional photo package. The promotion does not establish a separate allocation for each day. Treat it as a limited arrival incentive, and keep your main reason for attending centered on the show rather than assuming a box or prize will still be available when you arrive.
Free parking is a useful practical benefit for an event that may involve carrying purchases or bringing collectibles to trade. The venue says accessible parking is adjacent to its building entrances and identifies its location just off Interstate 40. Those details help with planning the approach, particularly if you are traveling from another part of Middle Tennessee or coordinating arrival with someone in your group.
A Show for All Levels of Collectors
For a first visit, the main planning decision is how much of the program you want to experience. A focused Friday stop gives you a defined shopping window. Saturday leaves room for a longer visit and the advertised wrestling segment, although guest activities may have their own timing. Early entry is a ticket choice, not the general public opening time.
The price structure also makes a two-day plan worth comparing carefully. General admission is charged per day, while VIP is advertised as a single price for both days. If several people are attending, calculate admission for the actual days each person plans to visit, then account separately for optional guest purchases. No children's admission exception is advertised in the published schedule.
Collectors bringing cards or memorabilia to trade should keep the meet-and-greet schedule in mind when arranging their visit. Browsing, trading, and guest activities can compete for the same time, especially during Friday's shorter session. Use the "Official Source" link for the organizer's event post and any appearance updates before committing to a specific guest activity.
Final Thoughts
Middle Tennessee Cards & Collectibles Super Show combines a broad collecting floor with wrestling appearances and a Saturday evening program in Lebanon. Match your ticket and arrival time to the parts you want to experience, and budget separately for photo packages. 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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