Card Show Weekend Preview June 6 to 7: Diablo Valley, Las Vegas, NTX Lewisville, and Two Florida Shows
Four marquee regional card shows headline the June 6 to 7 weekend: Diablo Valley in Concord, the Las Vegas Card Show at the Ahern, NTX Sports Card Show in Lewisville, and Florida Trading Card Shows in Cape Canaveral and Orlando. Here is what to buy and what to watch.
The first full card show weekend of June is a stacked one. Four regional shows are running head-to-head on Saturday and Sunday across the West Coast, the Southwest, Texas, and Florida, with a smaller secondary slate in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Here is what is happening between June 6 and June 7, and which ones are worth the drive.
Diablo Valley Card Show — Concord, California
The Bay Area's biggest community show returns to Concord High School at 4200 Concord Blvd, running 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM both Saturday and Sunday. Admission is free, parking is free, and the floor plan accommodates 120+ tables of sealed wax, graded sports cards, vintage toys, and comics.
Diablo Valley has been one of the steadier sealed-Pokemon shows in Northern California through the 2026 shortage, and the dealer mix has been leaning more heavily into Chaos Rising and Pulsing Aura singles in the last two events. Worth the trip if you are local to the East Bay.
Las Vegas Card Show — Ahern Boutique Hotel
The Vegas show has been growing every quarter, and the June 6–7 edition is hosting 200 vendor tables at the Ahern Luxury Boutique Hotel at 300 W Sahara Ave. Free parking on site, food and drinks available throughout the venue, and the after-hours scene is its own draw if you have the stamina.
Vegas is the most consistent show in the country for high-end singles trades — Goldin-adjacent buyers tend to show up in person, and the table-to-table negotiation density is closer to a Northeast show than a typical Western event.
NTX Sports Card Show — Lewisville, Texas
NTX Arena is hosting the NTX Sports Card Show Weekend on June 6 and 7, drawing dealers from the Dallas–Fort Worth core. Tickets are on sale through TX Card Shows. The DFW market has been one of the most resilient secondary markets in basketball cards through the spring, and NTX Lewisville is where most of that action happens locally.
Florida: Two Shows in One Weekend
- Cape Canaveral: Florida Trading Card Shows at the Radisson Resort at the Port, 8701 Astronaut Blvd — Saturday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Sunday 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Free parking.
- Orlando: Dezerland on International Drive — Saturday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Sunday 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Free admission, free parking, family-friendly setup.
If you are in Central Florida, both shows are doable in one weekend with a short drive between them.
Smaller Regionals Worth Knowing About
- Boyertown, Pennsylvania: Boyertown Cards and Memorabilia Show, June 6 only
- Duluth, Minnesota: Elite Card Show, June 6
- Seattle, Washington: Emerald City Cardfest, June 6
What to Buy at Shows This Weekend
The PSA value-tier pause kicks in on Tuesday, June 2. That means raw-card markets at this weekend's shows are going to be unusually active — sellers trying to move ungraded inventory before the grading conversation gets harder.
Three practical recommendations:
- Raw modern Pokemon is the deal of the weekend. Submitters who were planning Value-tier bulks now have nowhere to send those cards for a few months. Expect 10 to 15 percent softening on raw modern Pokemon at table prices.
- Sealed Chaos Rising is at its first stable floor. Two weeks post-launch, the reseller flips are done. Booster boxes are the cleanest buy of the weekend.
- Vintage sports under $500 is still moving. Demand is holding under the higher tiers, and table negotiations on commons are friendly.
If your local show is not on the list, post it in the comments and we will roll it into next week's recap. Happy hunting.