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Pen Shows & Events

There is no substitute for holding a fine pen in your own hand. Meet our curators at pen shows around the world — handle rare editions, talk nibs and inks, and discover your next heirloom.

Upcoming Shows

BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON international pen show

July 9, 2026 – March 7, 2027

BALTIMORE/WASHINGTON international pen show

1718-1724 W Nursery Rd, Linthicum Heights, MD 21090 · BWI AIRPORT MARRIOTT

The 2027 Baltimore Pen Show is booked and ready to go! The show starts Friday, March 6th, and runs through Sunday, March 8th. It will be three full days of buying, selling, trading the world’s greatest (new and old) fountain pens, ballpoints, and anything else that writes. Writing accessories, writing instrument-themed gifts, and even Chocolatiers. We will have a house full of modern and vintage dealers. This year’s show is larger than previous years and will host multiple seminars ranging from pen history, Fountain Pen 101: Beginners guide to fountain pens, Vintage pen collecting to calligraphy classes, door prizes, and much more! While all three days will be full of dealers, we will try something new in the evenings. Browse more than 210 tables of writing instruments and accessories with vendors from across the United States and distributors representing brands from around the world. We look forward to seeing you soon!

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October 1, 2026 – October 3, 2026

Chicago Pen Show

Westin Chicago North Shore, Wheeling · Chicago, USA

One of the largest gatherings of pen enthusiasts in North America. Our team will be showcasing a curated selection of vintage and modern fountain pens, with exclusive show-only pricing on select pieces.

December 1, 2026 – December 2, 2026

Tokyo International Pen Show

Tokyo Ryutsu Center, Ota City · Tokyo, Japan

A celebration of Japanese craftsmanship and the global writing community. Discover urushi lacquer artistry, maki-e masterpieces, and the latest releases from the great ateliers of Japan.

Past Shows