The third-Tuesday Bayview Night Market runs on October 20, 2026, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Bayview Golf Course in Kaneohe, hosted by PKMN Collective. Coming just two days after the Paradise Card Show and the 808 Cards and Collectibles Show, and four days before the Spotlight Card Show at the Hawaii Convention Center, this edition is the Windward side's chance to regroup in the middle of the busiest card week of the fall.
That timing shapes the night. Traders arrive with pulls and pickups from Sunday's shows and want to convert them into set needs before Spotlight, so the trade pool is unusually deep for a weeknight. Pokemon remains the core, with modern illustration rares, Japanese exclusives, sealed product, and graded vintage circulating alongside the bulk rares and reverse holos that PKMN Collective set builders hunt. Late October also brings the Halloween-adjacent fun that this market is known for: expect ghost-type and dark-type Pokemon binders to get special attention, themed giveaways from the hosts, and a few vendors leaning into spooky-season displays. Other games, including One Piece, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Magic: The Gathering, share a smaller footprint, along with a couple of sports card binders.
Hours are 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The crowd builds from about 5:00 PM, and the trading is liveliest once the sun goes down and the evening cools off.
Bayview Golf Course is at 45-285 Kaneohe Bay Drive, off Kamehameha Highway in Kaneohe, roughly 25 minutes from Honolulu over the Pali or Likelike. Parking is free in the course lot. The market takes place outdoors under vendor canopies, so bring a light jacket for the trade winds and be prepared for a passing shower. Food is generally available on site, and Kaneohe town and the Windward Mall are a few minutes away.
Admission is free with no sign-up required.
This market is a favorite for families and beginners because of its relaxed open-air setting and trade-first culture where kids are taken seriously as collectors. Windward residents get a regular event without a drive into town, and experienced collectors come for the volume of trades and for the Japanese product that circulates within the Collective's network. If you are visiting for Spotlight weekend, this is a great way to meet the local community first.
Tips: sort your binder by set and rarity, bring a phone light for inspecting cards after dark, carry small bills for cash-plus-trade deals, and pack sleeves and top loaders. Arrive before 5:00 PM for the best shot at vendor tables. Consider bringing a costume for the keiki; the late-October market often has a festive vibe.
Follow PKMN Collective and @hawaiicardshows on Instagram for updates and weather calls, or see the listing at hawaiicardshows.com. The next markets are November 3 and November 17.