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Inaugural Acadiana Card Show to bring collectors from across La. to Lafayette Aug. 15

The inaugural Acadiana Card Show will take place on August 15 at the Heymann Center in Lafayette, bringing together sports card and trading card collectors from across Louisiana. The new event aims to build community among the card collecting enthusiast community in the region.

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