The All in One Collectibles Expo comes to the Moose Lodge in Vallejo on Sunday, October 4, 2026, bringing a true mixed-hobby marketplace to Solano County. Rather than specializing in one corner of the collecting world, this expo puts trading cards, toys, anime, comics, vintage goods, and sports memorabilia under one roof, which makes it an easy Sunday outing for households where one person chases Pokémon and another hunts Hot Wheels.
The organizer describes the room as a collectibles marketplace where you can buy, sell, and trade with fellow collectors and uncover hidden gems. On the card side, expect Pokémon singles and sealed product, One Piece Card Game, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Disney Lorcana, and Dragon Ball Super, plus sports boxes covering MLB, NFL, NBA, and NHL. Bay Area favorites such as the 49ers, Giants, Warriors, and Sharks tend to show up in depth at North Bay shows, and there are usually a few graded slabs from PSA, BGS, and CGC in the cases. Beyond cards, vendors in this series have historically brought retro video games, Hot Wheels, Funko Pops, anime figures, comics, and vintage toys, so the browsing extends well past binders.
The show runs one day only: Sunday, October 4, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is $5 and it is cash only, so stop at an ATM before you arrive. Kids under 10 get in free with a paying adult, which keeps the family cost very low. There is no advance ticketing or VIP tier listed; you simply pay at the door.
The venue is the Moose Lodge at 337 Nebraska Street in Vallejo, a lodge hall setting that keeps the room compact and walkable. Free parking is available, a genuine plus compared with convention-center garages. Vallejo sits right off Interstate 80 and Highway 37, so the drive is short from Benicia, American Canyon, Napa, Fairfield, Richmond, and the rest of the North and East Bay. The San Francisco Bay Ferry also connects Vallejo to the city if you want to turn the trip into a day out.
This expo suits families, casual collectors, kids building their first Pokémon binder, and multi-category collectors who enjoy variety. Smaller local vendors and first-time sellers often appear at shows like this, which means prices on raw cards and bulk can be friendlier than at the big convention events.
Tips for a good day: bring cash in small bills, since the door is cash only and many small vendors prefer it too. Arrive near 10:00 AM for the freshest inventory, or come in the final hour if you want to negotiate with sellers who would rather not pack up. Carry a want list and a small binder or box for purchases. Vendor sign-ups and questions go through the organizer at thecollectiblesexpo.com or by phone at 916-720-6810.