Spring Hill Showcase #31 brings a broad collecting weekend to Spring Hill, Florida, with 70+ tables advertised for buying, selling, and trading. Scheduled for November 7–8, the show combines sports cards, Pokémon, and mixed collectibles in a parish-hall setting, giving Nature Coast collectors a local destination with more than one kind of collection in mind.
The appeal is the range within one event: modern and vintage cards, non-sports material, autographed memorabilia, jerseys, comics, supplies, and collectible figures all appear in the advertised mix. For a first visit, the most useful planning detail is the two-day schedule. Saturday offers the longer session, while Sunday starts later and finishes earlier, so the same arrival plan will not work equally well on both days.
A Full Day of Cards & Collectibles
The advertised 70+ tables describe the scale of the show floor, rather than a count of individual dealers. Buying, selling, and trading are all explicitly part of the event, so the weekend can serve several purposes: browsing for purchases, discussing items you want to sell, or asking whether a vendor is interested in a trade. Participation in any particular transaction remains up to the people involved.
For card collectors, the flyer identifies both modern and vintage sports cards, alongside Pokémon and broader TCGs. It also includes non-sports cards, which makes this a wider browsing opportunity than a narrowly focused sports-only event. Those categories describe the advertised scope, rather than a guarantee of any particular player, set, card, or sealed release. If you are making the trip for one specific item, contact the organizer before relying on it being available.
Supplies are another advertised category. That gives the show a practical dimension alongside the hunt for cards and memorabilia, although particular sizes, brands, and quantities are not specified. The broader assortment also means that a companion interested in comics or display collectibles has a reason to look beyond the card tables.
Pick the Session That Fits Your Visit
Saturday runs from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., offering seven hours for a first circuit and any follow-up conversations. Sunday runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., a five-hour window that may suit a more focused visit. These are separate daily sessions, not continuous access from Saturday morning through Sunday afternoon.
If you are deciding between days, use those differences to plan realistically. A late Saturday arrival leaves a different amount of browsing time than the same arrival on Sunday. If you intend to attend both days, ask about admission coverage and re-entry before assuming one payment applies to the entire weekend. The advertised admission is $2, but a weekend-pass arrangement is not specified.
More Than Cards on the Tables
Memorabilia is a substantial part of the advertised mix, including autographed pieces and jerseys. Comics and collectible figures broaden the event further. That combination makes the show relevant to people whose collections cross categories, whether their main interest is a card collection, a signed display piece, or something for a shelf.
The flyer also advertises door prizes. Drawing times, eligibility rules, and prize details are not specified, so ask how participation works when you arrive if that feature interests you. Door prizes are an additional advertised feature, while the main reason to plan a visit remains the buying, selling, trading, and browsing across the vendor tables.
Arriving at the Parish Hall
The destination is St. Joan of Arc Parish Hall on Spring Hill Drive. Use the hall name along with the street address when setting your route, since the event takes place at a parish property rather than a dedicated convention center. The venue's own website confirms the Spring Hill Drive address and ZIP code. Its parish office schedule is separate from the show's public hours.
Families should note the inclusive admission cutoff: ages 13 and under are free. The flyer lists “Pops” at 727-678-0976 for show information by call or text, providing a direct contact for practical questions such as return entry or door-prize participation. You can also open the "Official Source" button for the organizer's flyer before heading out.
Final Thoughts
Spring Hill Showcase #31 offers a two-day stop for collectors in Spring Hill and the surrounding Nature Coast and Tampa Bay communities, with a broad advertised selection and different browsing windows on Saturday and Sunday. 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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