Indypex October 7-9, 2022. Accepting Exhibit Application Now. 34 Dealers Confirmed.

INDYPEX will occur October 7 -9 at the Hamilton County Fairground & Exhibition Center, 2003 Pleasant Street, Noblesville, IN 46060.

This is a WSP show. We are accepting exhibit applications now. Please consider joining up. https://indianastampclub.org/indy.html

We have 34 dealers confirmed. https://indianastampclub.org/Dealer.html

The judges for the show are...

Mike Ley (Chief)
Jay Stotts
Guy Purington
Mathew Liebson
Regis Hoffman

Still a few frames available. Reach out if you would like to join as an exhibitor.

Looks like a great show! We hope all the preparations are coming along nicely this week. Will you be sharing photos / videos from the event? We are expanding our social media presence and would love to follow along from Denver. Thank you!

https://linktr.ee/rockymountainstampshow

I will have updates on my personal Twitter account @KurtStreepy and Kasey Jo will likely have updates as well @philatelythings

A reminder of INDYPEX starting this Friday in Noblesville, Indiana. Admission is free and there will be hourly door prize drawings.

Hamilton County Fairground & Exhibition Center, 2003 Pleasant Street, Noblesville, IN

Friday 10a - 6p
Saturday 10a - 5p
Sunday 10a - 3p

We have 36 dealers from the Midwest, East Coast, and Texas. See the list on our site. www.indianastampclub.org/Dealer.html

There are 157 frames of exhibits for the WSP show.

Friday at 1pm Earl Toops will present "The Challenges of Exhibiting Viet Cong Material"

Saturday at 11am the Indiana Postal History Society will meet

Sunday at 11am Van Siegling will provide a tour of the exhibit frames and share tips for wanna be exhibitors.

I went on Saturday and a lot of dealers were just sitting there with no customers at all. Several of them had already packed up and left! Last year there were a lot more people.

Friday was the busiest day. Saturday afternoon became slow. The weather was nice and the such. I think Sunday was ok as it was a bit busier than Saturday afternoon. The dealers were happy with the results overall, they voted to continue to support a 3-day show vs. asking us to change to 2 days.

We did have one dealer leave on Saturday afternoon. Another long-time local dealer was given the approval to close his table each day at 2pm due to health issues, but otherwise, everyone was there until Sunday afternoon.

The 160 exhibition frames were full and competition was strong. We had 31 competitive exhibits with 15 large gold and 4 gold among the group. http://www.indianastampclub.org/palmar.html br /

I was at the show Friday (quite busy) and Sunday (typically slow as most shows are), but would note that there were a number of meetings on Saturday including the exhibit critique which pull a number of attendees off the bourse floor. Thus not all attendees are constantly shopping the dealers. The spacious room also allows for setting up additional extra tables for eating, socializing, security, etc., There is a lot more behind the scenes to laying out a floor plan and running a show than meets the public's eye.