Stamp Show with 2.3 million stamps

Norwalk stamp show March 7 salutes Connecticut role in American Revolution

Dealers will offer more than 2.3 million stamps

NORWALK, Conn. -- Seventeen dealers will offer more than 2.3 million postage stamps from around the world to collectors at the Norwalk Stamp Club show on Saturday, March 7, 2026.

The annual gathering at the Norwalk Senior Center at 11 Allen Road, Norwalk, Connecticut, has been a staple for the past 64 years, according to Bill Armstrong, the club president, a lifelong collector.

“This year’s show commemorates the role Connecticut patriots played in the American Revolution,” Armstrong said.“The special envelope is the latest in a series marking the path to American Independence and the country’s 250^th birthday. Each cover has been designed by the nationally prominent artist and stamp designer, our member Chris Calle.

“Philatelists from throughout the region flock to this show to find new material for their stamp collections, including albums, supplies, mint and used stamps from around the world. It’s a meeting place for people who love these small pieces of art we call stamps,” Armstrong added.

“Several national prize-winning exhibits will showcase unique aspects of stamp collecting. We will have an hourly raffle, and an opportunity for the public to have their collections evaluated by experts.”

The show runs from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Saturday.

For more information, see: www.norwalkstampclub.com