The Aiea Basketball Cards & Collectibles Show Fundraiser takes over the Aiea High School Gymnasium on Saturday, October 31, 2026, starting at 9:00 AM. Hosted by the Aiea High School basketball program, this show is a community fundraiser first and a card show second, and that is exactly why collectors love it: every dollar spent at the door supports Na Alii basketball, the vendor lineup is packed with local sellers who want to support the school, and the gym setting brings a hometown energy you will not find at a hotel ballroom.
The floor covers the full range of the hobby with a sports slant fitting a basketball fundraiser. Expect NBA cards to be the headline category, from the newest rookie class and Prizm and Select singles to vintage 1980s and 1990s stars and graded slabs. NFL, MLB, NHL, boxing, and UFC are well represented, as is memorabilia, including signed balls and jerseys. Pokemon is the largest non-sports category, with modern chase cards, Japanese product, and slabs, and there are usually tables of One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball. Collectibles vendors round it out with Funko Pops, vintage toys, and Hawaii-themed items. Team parents typically run a concession stand and a bake sale, and raffles and silent-auction items are common at this kind of fundraiser.
Doors open at 9:00 AM, the earliest start of any Oahu show this fall, which is a bonus on Halloween: you can shop the show in the morning and still make the Urban Soccer Hawaii Card Show in town or get home for evening trick-or-treating. Closing time is set by the organizers and usually runs into the early afternoon.
Aiea High School is at 98-1276 Ulune Street in Aiea, a few minutes from Pearlridge Center and easy to reach from the H-1 or Moanalua Road, about 20 minutes from downtown Honolulu. Parking is free in the school lots. The gym is covered and ventilated, and food is available on site from the booster club.
Admission is a small donation at the door that goes directly to the basketball program; the exact amount is announced by the organizers ahead of the show. Confirm at hawaiicardshows.com or on the organizer's social media.
This show is ideal for families, for Central Oahu collectors, and for anyone who wants to support a local school program while shopping. Serious NBA collectors should make a point of attending; local dealers bring their best basketball inventory to a basketball fundraiser. Vendors who want to support the team can reach out through the listing to ask about tables.
Tips: arrive at 9:00 AM for first pick, bring cash since the concession stand and many vendors are cash-only, carry a want list, and pack sleeves and top loaders. Bring the keiki in costume; the gym crowd will love it, and costumed kids often get a little extra aloha at the tables.
For updates, follow @hawaiicardshows on Instagram or visit the event page at hawaiicardshows.com.