La Plaza Colorado's Sunday session of the Colorado Collectible Show returns on November 8, 2026, closing out the first full weekend of November with the same steady, no-admission-fee format that has made this one of the most dependable stops on the Denver-metro card show calendar for collectors who like a standing weekly appointment.
What attendees will find: Sunday shows here tend to draw a slightly more veteran crowd than Saturday — collectors who've learned the weekly rhythm and know which dealers to check in with for vintage finds. Expect a strong vintage and modern sports card mix across MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL, dealers carrying Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, and Yu-Gi-Oh! cards both single and sealed, and a consistent presence of graded-slab specialists working in PSA, BGS, and SGC certified cards. Tables of memorabilia, comics, and Funko Pops appear on a rotating basis as different dealers cycle through the room week to week depending on their own inventory.
Hours: 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Collectors who can't make a weekend can also catch the shorter Thursday evening session, 5:00 to 7:00 p.m., which runs most weeks at the same venue for those with a Monday-through-Friday work schedule that eats into weekend plans.
Admission and parking: free entry and free parking, with no ticket or advance registration required of any kind before showing up.
Venue: La Plaza Colorado, 15200 E Colfax Ave, Aurora, CO 80011 — an indoor marketplace built around more than 20 food vendors, an arcade, a bar, and a three-story playground, comfortable enough to spend a full afternoon in even as Colorado's November weather turns colder and gray outside.
Who should attend: patient vintage hunters who'd rather build a relationship with a handful of regular dealers than chase a single big-name box break, grading-curious collectors who want to compare slabs across multiple sellers before buying, and anyone easing into the hobby who appreciates a lower-pressure Sunday crowd over a packed Saturday room full of elbows and long lines. Families are equally welcome given the free admission and on-site entertainment for kids while adults shop.
Tips for the best experience: talk to the same two or three dealers each visit if you're hunting something specific — a weekly show rewards familiarity, and sellers remember returning buyers' want lists even when they don't have it written down anywhere. Bring cash for the dollar-box tables, and don't skip the memorabilia and comics tables even if cards are your main interest; crossover finds are common at a show this varied in what it carries.
Contact and details: 303-916-5864, [email protected], or coloradocollectibleshow.com for the current weekly lineup and any holiday-week schedule changes as the year heads toward Thanksgiving and the winter show season.