The BK TCG Show bills itself as Brooklyn's biggest Pokemon and One Piece trading card show, and the September 13, 2026 edition backs that up with 140 vendor tables filling the West Gym at Brooklyn College. Running from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on a Sunday, it has become the borough's anchor TCG event, drawing collectors from across the five boroughs and Long Island to the Midwood campus at 2900 Bedford Avenue.
The show is built around two games. Pokemon is the larger half, and the aisles are dense with modern chase cards, special illustration rares, Japanese exclusives, vintage holos, graded PSA and CGC slabs, sealed booster boxes and elite trainer boxes, and bulk bins where set builders can fill holes cheaply. One Piece is the other half, with leader cards, mangas, alternate arts, and sealed product from every wave. Custom items and hobby supplies fill out the mix, and while the show is TCG-first, a few vendors bring other card games and collectibles.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Admission has two tiers: 10 dollars for early bird entry, which gets you in ahead of the general crowd for first crack at inventory, and 5 dollars for general admission. Tickets are sold in advance through the ontreasure.com event page and at the door. The gym setting is spacious and family-friendly, and the price makes it an easy outing for parents with young collectors.
Brooklyn College is in Midwood at 2900 Bedford Avenue. The 2 and 5 trains stop at Flatbush Avenue-Brooklyn College, about a five-minute walk from the West Gym, and multiple bus lines serve Flatbush and Nostrand Avenues. Drivers will find ample street parking in the surrounding residential blocks on a Sunday; the college also offers guaranteed on-campus parking for a fee. The building has elevators, so it is accessible for strollers and wheelchairs, and there are food options along Flatbush Avenue and Hillel Place.
Who should attend: Pokemon and One Piece collectors at every level, competitive players looking for singles, kids and families who want a big, safe room to explore, and traders who like a large crowd because more attendees means more binders. Dealers with Pokemon or One Piece inventory to move will find one of the strongest buying crowds in the city.
Tips: buy the early bird ticket if you are hunting anything specific, since the best slabs and sealed deals move in the first hour. Bring cash, bring a sleeved trade binder, and set a budget before you walk in, because 140 tables is a lot of temptation. Do a full lap before buying, as popular cards appear at several tables at different prices. For updates, vendor lists, and future dates, check the ontreasure.com listing or the show's social accounts.