DFW Card Show returns to The Westin Dallas Southlake on Sunday, November 1, 2026 for what the organizers are calling a marquee event, and the billing is earned. This edition is sponsored by Cosmic Cards and Heritage Auctions, and Heritage is bringing a grail display of sports and TCG material — museum-caliber cards and collectibles that normally live in auction catalogs rather than on a table you can stand in front of. Add two thousand dollars in giveaways across the day and an upscale Tarrant County venue, and this becomes one of the more distinctive one-day shows on the North Texas calendar.
The DFW Card Show series runs 50 to 100 vendors per event and typically draws 500 to 1,000 collectors, with a floor weighted toward sports cards and Pokemon. Expect MLB, NBA, NFL, and NHL singles and lots across every price tier — dollar bins and repack boxes, team lots and set-building commons, mid-grade vintage Topps, Bowman, Fleer, and Donruss, modern Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, Topps Chrome, and Bowman Chrome prospects, and graded PSA, SGC, BGS, and CGC slabs in the showcases. November means football is peaking in a Cowboys market and basketball is ramping up, with Rangers, Mavericks, Stars, TCU, and Texas college material always in demand. Pokemon vendors bring raw singles, binders, Japanese imports, and sealed booster boxes and elite trainer boxes, and you will find Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball across mixed tables. Vintage collectibles, memorabilia, comics, Funko Pops, and supply vendors selling sleeves, top loaders, one-touches, and storage boxes fill out the room.
This is a one-day Sunday show. Confirm the exact hours on the DFW Card Show event page before you go, and plan around arriving early — the raffle drawings run throughout the day, so getting your name in the mix early matters if you want a shot at the two thousand dollars in prizes.
Admission for this series is typically five dollars general admission with a ten-dollar VIP tier that gets you on the floor an hour before the public, and kids twelve and under are free at select events. Some DFW Card Show events are free entry entirely. Because pricing varies by event, check the November 1 event page or the organizer's Instagram before you drive up rather than assuming.
The Westin Dallas Southlake is an upscale hotel venue in Southlake, in northeast Tarrant County near SH 114 and easily reached from Fort Worth, Keller, Grapevine, Colleyville, and Roanoke. On-site hotel parking is available, and Southlake Town Square is minutes away with a dense cluster of restaurants if the rest of your group would rather shop than browse binders.
This show suits serious collectors and dealers especially well — a Heritage grail display draws high-end buyers, which in turn draws better consignment inventory to the floor. Families, casual collectors, and first-timers will find plenty at normal prices too.
Tips: arrive at open or buy VIP, bring cash in mixed denominations, and carry a want list with maximum prices. Bring top loaders and a slab case. Enter the raffle early. Walk the Heritage display before you shop — seeing top-end material first recalibrates what you think a card should cost.
Visit dfwcardshows.com or follow @DFW_CARD_SHOW on Instagram for hours, pricing, and vendor booking.