The 808 Cards and Collectibles Show brings a buy, sell, and trade event to the Oahu Veteran Center at 1298 Kukila Street in Honolulu on Sunday, October 18, 2026, opening at 10:00 AM. Held in the Foster Village and Salt Lake area near the airport, this show gives collectors in the Moanalua, Salt Lake, and Aliamanu neighborhoods a card show in their own backyard, and its combination of a community hall, food trucks, and a friendly local vendor lineup has made it one of the more talked-about newer shows on the island.
The organizers advertise trading cards, collectibles, and sports cards, with a particular emphasis on Pokemon, One Piece, and sports memorabilia. Expect Pokemon tables with modern chase cards, Japanese promos, and graded vintage; a strong One Piece presence with singles, sealed boxes, and Japanese product, reflecting how big that game has become in Hawaii; and sports card dealers with NFL, NBA, MLB, and UFC cards plus signed memorabilia, jerseys, and photos. Some vendors bring Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball, and there are usually a few tables of Funko Pops, toys, and local collectibles.
Doors open at 10:00 AM; closing time is set by the organizer and typically runs into mid-afternoon. Food trucks are on site, which is a real perk since the venue is a community hall rather than a mall or hotel, so plan to eat lunch at the show.
The Oahu Veteran Center is at 1298 Kukila Street, just off Salt Lake Boulevard and a few minutes from the H-1 Puuloa Road exit, about 10 minutes from downtown Honolulu and 5 minutes from the airport. The center has an on-site parking lot with additional street parking in the surrounding residential area; be courteous to the neighbors. The hall is indoor and covered.
Admission details are announced by the organizer per edition; recent community-hall shows on Oahu have been free or a few dollars at the door. Confirm on the listing at hawaiicardshows.com or on Instagram the week of the show.
This is a great show for families, for collectors who prefer a compact, easy-to-navigate floor over a convention-center crush, and for anyone in the Salt Lake and Moanalua area. One Piece collectors should make a point of attending; the game gets more table space here than at most Oahu shows. Note that the Paradise Card Show at The Republik runs the same afternoon starting at 1:00 PM, so it is entirely possible to open the day here and finish in town.
Tips: arrive at 10:00 AM for the best selection, bring cash since food trucks and some vendors are cash-preferred, carry a want list, and pack sleeves and top loaders. If you are trading, bring both your TCG and sports binders; cross-hobby deals are common at community shows.
For confirmed hours, admission, and vendor lists, follow @hawaiicardshows on Instagram or visit hawaiicardshows.com.