Toms River South Card Show Brings Collectors Together for a Day of Trading and Fun

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Toms River South Card Show Brings Collectors Together for a Day of Trading and Fun

  • Sports Card Shows presented by Pow Productions

The Toms River South Card Show is set to make waves among sports and hobby enthusiasts this fall, offering a full day of trading, collecting, and community spirit. Hosted at Toms River South High School, the event will take place on Saturday, October 3rd, from 9 AM to 2 PM, and promises to be one of the most exciting local gatherings for card collectors in Ocean County.

🎟️ Event Highlights

  • Over 40 tables filled with sports and non‑sports cards — from vintage baseball legends to modern collectibles.
  • Affordable table pricing for vendors: $50 each or two for $90.
  • Admission: $5 per person, with kids 10 and under free, making it a family‑friendly outing.
  • Concessions available throughout the day for visitors to grab a bite while browsing.

📍 Location & Community

The show will be held at Toms River South High School, accessible via the Hooper Avenue entrance. Sponsored by the Class of 2029, the event doubles as a fundraiser and a celebration of local school spirit — blending nostalgia for classic trading cards with the excitement of discovering new treasures.

💬 Why It’s Worth Attending

Whether you’re a seasoned collector hunting for rare finds or a newcomer curious about the hobby, this show offers something for everyone. Expect friendly vendors, passionate fans, and plenty of opportunities to trade, buy, and talk shop. It’s also a great chance to introduce younger collectors to the world of sports memorabilia in a welcoming environment.

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