The East Bay Card Show brings its November edition to the Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport in Burlingame on November 7 and 8, 2026, continuing Tenth Inning Productions' rotation of Bay Area venues with a Peninsula stop between its San Mateo and Santa Clara weekends. Tenth Inning is the most active card show promoter in Northern California, and its Burlingame dates draw a mix of Peninsula regulars, San Francisco collectors who appreciate the short drive, and South Bay dealers who work every stop on the circuit.
The floor is a full-spectrum hobby event. Sports card dealers bring NFL, NBA, MLB, and NHL inventory with deep 49ers, Warriors, Giants, and Sharks stock, from vintage stars and graded rookies to modern autographs and numbered parallels, with soccer, UFC, and boxing cards at several tables. Trading card game vendors stock Pokemon vintage and modern singles, slabs, and sealed product, alongside Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Disney Lorcana. Funko Pops, Labubu, memorabilia, and collectibles appear throughout the room, and prize drawings and giveaways run across the weekend.
Hours run Saturday, November 7 from 9:30 AM to 5:00 PM and Sunday, November 8 from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM. Saturday's early start rewards dedicated buyers; the first hour is when the best showcase cards change hands, and Sunday afternoon is when dealers are most willing to negotiate.
Admission follows Tenth Inning's standard pricing of about ten dollars per day with kids admitted free alongside a paying adult; tickets are sold online through the promoter's site and at the door, and shows regularly sell out their advance allotments. Confirm current pricing and any VIP option before attending.
The Hyatt Regency San Francisco Airport is located at 1333 Old Bayshore Highway, Burlingame, CA 94010, off Highway 101 at Broadway, minutes south of SFO. Hotel self-parking is available for a fee, the bayfront hotel has dining on site, and the Millbrae BART and Caltrain station is nearby.
This show suits serious sports card and TCG collectors, families thanks to free kids' entry, San Francisco and Peninsula collectors who want a show without crossing a bridge, and traders who value a large, consistent dealer lineup. Dealers are buying all weekend.
To make the most of it, buy tickets in advance, arrive at Saturday's 9:30 AM open, bring cash and a written want list, and lap the entire floor before buying. Bring cards to sell or trade.
For tickets, hours, and vendor information, visit tenthinningcardshow.com, follow @eastbaycardshow on Instagram, or call 415-470-2670. The promoter's next Bay Area dates are TCG NOW Santa Clara on November 14-15 and San Mateo on November 28-29.
Because Tenth Inning runs shows nearly every weekend, its Burlingame stop tends to feature many of the same dealers seen at San Mateo and Santa Clara, which is useful for buyers following up on a card spotted at a previous show. Ask dealers to hold specific cards between stops; many will.