Collectors Catch takes its card show southwest to the Hood County YMCA in Granbury on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. The series normally works the Fort Worth YMCA circuit, and the Granbury edition is its furthest reach into the countryside — which is precisely what makes it interesting. Sixty-plus vendor tables in a market that does not get a monthly show means inventory that has not already circulated through three Metroplex venues, and dealers who are genuinely pleased to see traffic.
The floor leans trading card games. Pokemon is the headline draw, with graded vintage, sealed booster product, promos and binders of singles at prices that reflect a smaller market rather than a convention floor. One Piece and Dragon Ball both have real presence, and Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering and Lorcana dealers round out the TCG side. Anime collectibles, comics, gaming items, toys and figures share the room, and sports cards appear on a handful of tables — MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL singles and slabs, with plenty of Rangers and Cowboys material given the geography. The overall feel is closer to a small collectibles convention than a strict card show.
Hours are one Saturday session, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. At a sixty-table show that is a comfortable window; most attendees see everything twice. The first ninety minutes carry the competition for the best material; the final hour is where the negotiating happens.
VERIFY: admission price was not published on the event listing at generation time. Collectors Catch shows on the YMCA circuit have historically been free or very low cost to enter, and parking at the Hood County YMCA is free — confirm the door price on the show's Treasure page before you go.
The Hood County YMCA is at 1475 James Road in Granbury. From Arlington the drive is roughly 50 to 60 minutes southwest via I-20 and Highway 377, and it is about 40 minutes from Fort Worth. Granbury's historic town square, with its restored courthouse, restaurants and the Granbury Opera House, is ten minutes away — genuinely one of the better reasons to build a full day around a card show. The lake is right there too.
Who should come? Collectors who are tired of seeing the same tables at the same venues. Pokemon and One Piece buyers hunting material that has not been picked over. Families in Hood, Johnson, Parker and Somervell counties who rarely get a show this size locally. Bargain hunters, because pricing in smaller markets tends to run softer than in the Metroplex core. And anyone who wants to combine a show with an afternoon on the square or the lake.
Tips: arrive near the open, since a smaller floor turns over its best material quickly. Bring cash, which matters more at small-market shows than large ones. Bring a want list. Ask dealers what they did not put out — at shows this size, a lot of inventory stays in the tote. Budget an extra hour for the square on the way home.
For confirmed admission, table count and the rest of the Collectors Catch calendar, check the show's Treasure listing.