Dates
- Aug 9th – 10th, 2025
08/09/202508/10/2025Evansville Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/evansville-gun-show/201 E Boonville-New Harmony Rd Evansville, IN 47725Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse - Oct 25th – 26th, 202510/25/202510/26/2025Evansville Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/evansville-gun-show/201 E Boonville-New Harmony Rd Evansville, IN 47725Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse
- Dec 13th – 14th, 202512/13/202512/14/2025Evansville Gun ShowMore Information: https://gunshowtrader.com/gun-shows/evansville-gun-show/201 E Boonville-New Harmony Rd Evansville, IN 47725Central Indiana Gun Showsfalse
City/State
Evansville, IN
Hours
- Saturday: 9:00am - 5:00pm
- Sunday: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Admission
General: $6.00
Children 12 & under: Free
Under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
FREE Parking
Description
BUY! SELL! Or TRADE!
All state and federal laws apply. No loaded firearms.
The Evansville Gun Show will be held next on Aug 9th-10th, 2025 with additional shows on Oct 25th-26th, 2025, and Dec 13th-14th, 2025 in Evansville, IN. This Evansville gun show is held at Vanderburgh 4-H Center and hosted by Central Indiana Gun Shows. All federal and local firearm laws and ordinances must be obeyed.
Promoter
Location
Vendor
8ft Tables $45.00/each
Dealer Setup:
Friday 2:00pm - 8:00pm
8ft Tables and chairs are provided.
Electricity Included.
All vendors are required to stay both days of the show.
I have been going to these shows for quite a while now. They are very busy and crowded at times, but I have always found the dealers to be very patient and willing to discuss anything pertaining to their wares regardless of how long the day has been! Sometimes you come away with a great deal. Sometimes not. But I always have had a good time talking with them about what they have. At no time have I ever had one to try to palm off a bad item. I know they are sold “AS IS”. So, I try to make the best choice for me. I have gotten to know a few of them, and they always say hi and comment on things. I enjoy the shows, I but am not a big fan of the crowds at times. Especially when some of them get a little “pushy” trying to hurry up and beat the crowd to the next table so as not to lose out on a possible deal. I have also been impressed with the variety of items that are available to look over and buy! Where else can a person go to look for any possible item that you can walk away with, without having to wait for an online delivery? Just saying. Sorry for the long review but I thought it was needed after seeing some of the comments made prior.
I have been going to this show for years and I’ve never a bad experience. Yes there are some things priced higher than market (mainly long guns and some high end pistols) but I’ve always paid fair/good prices on hand guns. If your looking for a normal or custom knife, holster, AR parts or custom leather belt, it’s all there. It’s a good variety of stuff that makes you want to buy something you don’t REALLY need!
Don’t waste your time and gas. Mostly all guns are used and abused…loose and banged up…scratched up. Patrons are old farmers out to socialize who want to handle everything and block the aisles while visiting with us their friends. Should be called “Central Indiana Social Club” for our non-buying guests.
These, are by far the best gun shows in Indiana! Week to week they have great crowds with dealers willing to deal. They are safe and very clean. The dealers are very fair and knowledgeable. Yes there are some cheap items for those who are cheap or want cheap items. It is great entertainment for $5.00!
Not a lot to choose from, and mostly overpriced accessories, and cheap Chinese made knives. There are a few booths with some interesting items at reasonable prices, but you have to look for a while to find them.
You might just take a little more time and look for the EVANSVILLE KNIFE CLUB’s tables.
They always have a white banner with their club logo.
All are custom made. There is always at least one and sometimes as many as three tables staffed by club members with their own products. That might not sound like much but custom made knives take a lot of time and careful work to get a finished product.