Free-Admission Weekly Collectibles Market To Launch At Elderbrew Cafe In Slidell On July 11

Vendors Are Being Recruited For Indoor, Porch, And Outdoor Spaces As Organizers Also Plan A Magic: The Gathering Giveaway On Opening Day

Admission will be free for shoppers when the Elderbrew Cafe Collectibles Market opens in Slidell on Saturday, July 11, 2026. Organizers are also promoting great prices on food and drinks during the event.

Elderbrew Cafe in Slidell is preparing to launch the new weekly collectibles market on Saturday, July 11, with organizers seeking vendors for indoor, shaded porch, and outdoor spaces at the cafe’s location on Gause Boulevard.

According to event listings and announcements published by Elderbrew Cafe, the market is scheduled to run every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1030 Gause Blvd. W in Slidell. The business is advertising a founding vendor rate of $50 per Saturday while space remains available.

Organizers say the market is open to a wide range of sellers, including vendors offering antiques, collectibles, artwork, handmade goods, electronics, clothing, toys, vintage items, records, coins, trading cards, comics, video games, retro gaming items, and other pop culture merchandise. Elderbrew Cafe has also promoted indoor air-conditioned table space for collectibles vendors.

Opening day plans also include a Magic: The Gathering Collector Booster Pack giveaway. A separate announcement from PokeBrosNola, LLC says the giveaway will take place inside the market on July 11 and that no purchase is required to enter.

The giveaway sponsor described Collector Booster packs as products that can include premium foil cards, rares, mythics, and alternate-style cards. Visitors will be able to enter the drawing while shopping the market and browsing vendor booths, according to the posted event information.

Elderbrew Cafe’s website lists the Slidell business at the same Gause Boulevard West address and provides contact information for the venue. Event listings on public platforms also describe the collectibles market as a recurring Saturday event in Slidell.

Why This Matters In Slidell

A weekly collectibles market gives Slidell another recurring weekend event that could draw hobbyists, families, and small vendors to a busy Gause Boulevard corridor. Free admission lowers the barrier for residents who want to stop in, browse vendor booths, and take part in the giveaway without an upfront cost. For local sellers, the market offers a lower-cost entry point for testing handmade goods, collectibles, and resale inventory in a regular public setting. For shoppers, it adds another Saturday destination focused on cards, comics, toys, games, antiques, and similar niche interests that already have an active following across the Northshore.