Columbus Card Fest Is BACK! ๐ DEC. 11th - 13th ๐ #shorts
Columbus Card Fest is returning for its second event on December 11-13, 2026, expanding significantly with over 150,000 square feet of space and 700+ dealer tables. The organizers are promoting it as one of Ohio's best sports card and TCG shows, with opportunities to find rare cards and make deals.
Summary
Columbus Card Fest has officially announced its return for the second time in the event's history. The three-day event is scheduled for December 11, 12, and 13, 2026. Organizers are emphasizing substantial growth compared to the first event, with the exhibition expanding to occupy over 150,000 square feet of space and featuring over 700 dealer tables. This expansion represents a significant increase in available space, number of vendors, and overall opportunities for attendees to discover rare cards, negotiate deals, and participate in what the organizers describe as one of the best sports card and trading card game shows in Ohio's history. The event is open to both dealers seeking booth space and collectors interested in purchasing tickets. Information about becoming a dealer or buying tickets is available at cardfestevents.com, with more details to be released soon.
Key Insights
- Columbus Card Fest is returning for the second time in its history, having held a successful first event previously
- The event is expanding dramatically from the first iteration, with over 150,000 square feet of space and over 700 tables compared to the original event
- The organizers position Columbus Card Fest as one of the best sports card and TCG shows in Ohio history
- The expansion is intended to create more opportunities for attendees to find rare cards and make deals
- This is described as the second and final event scheduled for 2026, suggesting limited future occurrences
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Transcript
[0:00] Columbus Card Fest is officially back. Ladies and gentlemen, December 11, 12, and 13 โnow the exhibition will last three days. Columbus Card Fest returns for the second time in its history. This time we are expanding and becoming better than during our first event. This time we will occupy over 150,000 square feet with over 700 tables. More space, more dealers, more opportunities to find a rare card, make a deal, or have a great time at one of the [0:30] best sports card and TCG shows in Ohio history. Go to cardfestevents.com if you want to become a dealer or purchase tickets today. More information will be available soon, so stay tuned . We hope to seeโฆ
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