November opens at La Plaza Colorado with the Colorado Collectible Show's Saturday session on November 7, 2026, landing squarely in the stretch of the calendar when NBA rookies are fresh on shelves, NFL season is in full swing, and collectors start eyeing the card show circuit as a source of holiday gifts rather than just a personal hobby stop.
What attendees will find: expect a heavier basketball presence than usual as new NBA product circulates among dealers, alongside the show's usual steady base of MLB, NFL, and NHL cards spanning vintage to modern. Trading card game collectors will find Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! singles and sealed product on a handful of tables, and graded slab specialists are a regular fixture, offering PSA, BGS, and SGC certified cards for buyers who want certainty on condition before they spend real money. Memorabilia, autographed items, comics, and Funko Pops round out the mix on a rotating basis depending on which dealers set up that week.
Hours: Saturday, November 7 runs 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with the show continuing Sunday, November 8 on the same schedule for anyone who needs a second day to finish browsing or come back with a bigger budget in hand.
Admission and parking: both free — no ticket, no reservation, just walk in during open hours whenever it's convenient for your schedule that day.
Venue: La Plaza Colorado, 15200 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO 80011, an indoor marketplace that also houses more than 20 food vendors, an arcade, a bar, and a three-story playground, making it easy to turn a card show stop into a half-day family outing as the weather turns colder and outdoor activities become less appealing across the metro.
Who should attend: gift-shopping parents looking to get ahead of the December rush by picking up a nicely graded rookie card or a sealed pack for a young collector, dealers moving fresh basketball and football product, and budget-conscious collectors who'd rather spend a Saturday digging through dollar boxes than paying convention admission for a similar experience. The free, indoor, family-friendly setup also makes it a comfortable option once Colorado's weather starts turning colder in November and outdoor plans become less appealing.
Tips for the best experience: shop early for the best selection of new-release basketball and football product, bring a want list broken down by sport or set so you can move efficiently table to table, and ask dealers directly if they have anything set aside for a specific player or team — regulars at this show often hold cards back for buyers who've asked before and remember faces from week to week.
Contact and current schedule: 303-916-5864, [email protected], or coloradocollectibleshow.com. Because this is a weekly show, always confirm the calendar hasn't shifted for a holiday week before making the drive out.