The CVC Show heads to Turlock on Sunday, November 8, 2026, bringing the Central Valley Cards & Collectibles Show to The Grand Oak event venue at 1450 North Soderquist Road. It is the only Sunday show on CVC's fall calendar, which makes it a useful option for collectors who work Saturdays or who want to pair a Saturday show elsewhere in the Valley with a second day of hunting. Turlock sits between Modesto and Merced on Highway 99, so it draws from both of those markets as well as Stanislaus County's farm towns.
CVC's formula travels intact. Sports card vendors bring MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL singles, rookies, autographs, sealed wax and graded slabs from PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC, with vintage and current-year product; early November is prime time for football and basketball rookies. Trading card game dealers stock Pokemon, One Piece, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Lorcana and Dragon Ball singles and sealed product, and the crowd trades actively, so binders are welcome. Anime collectibles, memorabilia, comics, Funko Pops and toys round out the tables. Free raffle giveaways run through the day, and CVC's mystery slab packs make an appearance at most stops.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Tickets are sold online at tickets.cvcshow.com; CVC's standard pricing is 10 dollars presale with a Fast Pass option for early entry, and children age 10 and under are free at every CVC show. Buy ahead — presale lines move faster and the Fast Pass gets you to the tables before the general crowd.
The Grand Oak is a dedicated event venue at 1450 North Soderquist Road, Turlock, CA 95380, a few minutes from the Highway 99 and Monte Vista Avenue interchange and close to Stanislaus State. Parking is free on site, and the hall is indoor and climate controlled. Turlock's downtown along Main Street and the restaurants near Monte Vista Crossings offer plenty of lunch choices. From Bakersfield it is roughly a three-hour drive up Highway 99, so this is a regional trip for southern Valley collectors, best combined with the Saturday Modesto or Merced dates when the calendar allows.
Families will like the free kids admission and the raffles; casual collectors get a manageable one-room show with a deep vendor mix; TCG players and Pokemon collectors get one of the strongest trading crowds in the northern Valley; and serious sports card buyers get graded and vintage inventory at Sunday-afternoon prices. Dealers can register for a table through the CVC vendor page.
To maximize the day, buy the Fast Pass and arrive before 10:00 AM, carry cash in small bills, and keep a written want list. Traders should sleeve and organize binders by set and value. Stay for the raffle drawings and make a final pass around 3:30 PM when dealers are ready to make deals rather than pack up.
Details, tickets and vendor registration are at cvcshow.com and tickets.cvcshow.com. Follow @cvc_show on Instagram or email [email protected] for show-day updates.