The City of Edmond has always been a community full of great events and family locations. But, some of the greatest times are around the table talking and enjoying games with friends. This store seeks to offer a place for people to come and find others to engage with. More than a retail store, but a community. We are the only Edmond location that offers space for trading card games and role-playing games with friends or strangers at no charge. A place to enjoy/trade/collect comics. This place is meant to enjoy as much as your own kitchen table.

In a partnership with Santa Fe Presbyterian Church, Connect United Methodist Church, and Sanctuary Comics will live to its name and will even offer a short church service and fellowship on the only day of the week we are closed for commerce, Sunday. And eventually, Sanctuary Comics will even hope to offer a way to compete in eSports.

This community is built on the principle of inclusion for everyone. We are seeking to partner with local schools to offer NeuroDivergent Awareness.

The exact location and date of opening will be announced as we get closer to the first of the year.

A local board will be running the store with occasional assistance from volunteers from Connect United Methodist Church. The store has been a longtime dream of Nash Carey. He is a disabled PTSD Combat Veteran who served in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Through his own self-discovery and diagnosis of PTSD, he also learned he suffered from Autism Spectrum Disorder. The store will also offer space for support groups to meet.

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