The November Delaware Sports Cards and TCG Show takes place on Saturday, November 21, 2026, at Delaware Christian Church, the last edition of the year before the holidays and the ideal stop for collectors shopping for gifts or looking to sell before year end. The monthly show north of Columbus has a loyal following, and the November date typically draws the biggest crowd of the fall as dealers bring their best holiday inventory.
What you will find: a balanced mix of sports cards and trading card games. Sports tables carry baseball, football, basketball and hockey singles, graded slabs, rookies, autographs and relics, with deep NFL inventory in late November and plenty of Ohio State, Browns and Bengals cards. Hockey collectors will find Blue Jackets cards and rookies. TCG tables carry Pokémon singles, slabs and sealed product that make ideal stocking stuffers, along with Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, Lorcana and Yu-Gi-Oh!. Supplies, memorabilia and a few comic and toy sellers round out the room.
Hours: Saturday, November 21, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
Admission is free, and kids are admitted free. Cash is recommended for the best prices, although most dealers accept cards and mobile payment.
Venue and parking: Delaware Christian Church is at 2280 West William Street, Delaware, OH 43015, on the west side of Delaware along US-36 and State Route 37, about 25 minutes north of downtown Columbus via US-23. The church has a large free parking lot, an accessible entrance and indoor restrooms. Downtown Delaware is a few minutes east for lunch.
Who should attend: holiday gift shoppers looking for sealed Pokémon or a graded rookie for a fan, families with kids, north-side and Delaware County collectors who follow the monthly show, and sellers looking to convert cards to cash before the holidays. It is also a good show for first-timers because the pace is relaxed and dealers are approachable.
Tips: arrive at 11:00 AM for first pick, bring a want list and small bills, and ask dealers about gift bundles and sealed product pricing. If you are selling, bring cards sorted; several dealers buy on site. Tell dealers what you are hunting so they can bring it to the next date. The same Saturday also features the Southway Legion show on the south side, so a two-show day is possible.
One thing the November crowd appreciates is that the church hall is fully heated with plenty of seating, so there is no standing in a cold line and you can sort purchases comfortably. The show has grown enough that dealers now set up in both halves of the hall, so make a full lap before buying.
Future dates, vendor availability and updates are on the All Ohio Card Shows schedule and the show's Facebook page.