Sarnia Card Show debuting in October
19-09-2026 23:43 via theobserver.ca

Sarnia Card Show debuting in October

A new event is coming to Sarnia for area card collectors.Graham Pedregosa is behind the Sarnia Card Show, happening Oct. 4 at the Sarnia Polish Hall.Pedregosa, who lives in Toronto but grew up here and frequently visits family and friends in the community, said to expect about 30 vendors with sports, Pokémon, Magic: the Gathering and other card types for people to peruse, and barter and trade for, at the 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. show.“Folks can go into the show and basically they can look
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