The Amarillo Card Show fills the Amarillo Civic Center Complex on Saturday, November 21 and Sunday, November 22, 2026, with more than 120 vendor tables listed for one of the largest card events in the Texas Panhandle this fall. Taking place the weekend before Thanksgiving, it is a natural stop for holiday shoppers, serious collectors, and families who want to spend a full weekend browsing cards, comics, and collectibles.
With 120-plus tables, the selection is broad. Sports card vendors commonly display baseball, basketball, football, hockey, and soccer cards, with everything from dollar boxes to high-grade slabs and autographed pieces. Trading card game dealers usually offer Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball Super singles and sealed product. Comics, Funko Pops, toys, and vintage memorabilia round out the room. Large shows like this often attract dealers from across Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico, so you may see inventory that is hard to find locally.
Hours are listed for both days. Saturday, November 21 runs from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and Sunday, November 22 runs from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is listed at five dollars. Whether a single ticket covers both days was not stated, so check at the door if you want to return on Sunday. Cash is useful for admission and for dealers who prefer it, and there may be an ATM in the complex.
The venue is the Amarillo Civic Center Complex at 401 South Buchanan Street, Amarillo, Texas 79101. The complex is downtown and has multiple parking lots and nearby street spaces. Because this is a two-day, 120-table event, parking near the entrance may fill on Saturday, so arrive a bit early or be prepared to walk a couple of blocks. If you are coming from Lubbock, Canyon, or Amarillo suburbs, Interstate 40 makes the drive simple.
This show fits a wide range of collectors. Families can enjoy a weekend outing with plenty of tables to explore, while holiday shoppers can find gifts at every price point. Serious collectors can compare graded cards across dozens of tables, and tournament players can build decks before winter events. Dealers can trade with other vendors, and first-time visitors can watch how experienced buyers negotiate.
For the best results, come with a plan. Arrive at opening on Saturday for first pick of premium singles and sealed boxes, and save Sunday for a relaxed second pass and possible price drops. Make a want list, set a budget, and bring sleeves and toploaders for your purchases. Carry small bills and keep a price-checking app ready so you can compare offers. If you are buying gifts, ask dealers about condition and authenticity, and keep receipts for larger buys.
The weekend before Thanksgiving is popular for travel, so consider booking a hotel early if you are coming from out of town. Downtown Amarillo has several lodging options within a short drive, and the city offers plenty of restaurants for a break between browsing sessions. If you like to sell as well as buy, contact the organizers early about table availability.
For updates, follow the Amarillo Card Show and West Texas Collectors Expo pages on social media, and check the listing on TCG Shows Near Me and the Amarillo Civic Center calendar. Please verify hours and admission before you travel. With over 120 vendors, a two-day format, and a central location, the November Amarillo Card Show is one of the most exciting shopping weekends for Panhandle collectors.