The Fairfax Sports Card, Pokémon & Collectibles Show takes place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the Comfort Inn University Center in Fairfax, Virginia. A recurring hotel show near George Mason University, it offers a compact, easy-to-navigate day of buying, selling, and trading for collectors in Fairfax City, Vienna, Burke, and beyond.
The listing promises more than 500 square feet of baseball, basketball, NASCAR, football, and hockey cards, with 25-plus tables of modern and vintage rookies, autographs, and game-used memorabilia. Dealers from Virginia, Maryland, and the DC area bring singles, packs, and boxes, and Pokémon cards are part of the mix as well. NASCAR cards are a nice differentiator, since they are less common at some regional shows. This is a good place to fill specific gaps in a collection or to look for gifts.
Hours are 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturday, November 14. Admission has not been confirmed (VERIFY), so check with the organizer before you go. Because this is a recurring series at the same hotel, admission is likely to be modest, but do not rely on that assumption.
The venue is the Comfort Inn University Center, 11180 Fairfax Boulevard, Fairfax, VA 22030, along Route 50 near the city center and George Mason University. Hotel parking is typically available, but confirm any fees. The area has many restaurants, and Gaming Giant, a hobby shop, sits very close to the hotel, while Collector's World is a short drive away in Annandale.
The show suits casual collectors, families, sports fans, and Pokémon players who want a low-stress event. It is also good for people who are new to shows, because the room is small enough to feel manageable.
Arrive early to get first pick of the modern rookies and autographs, bring cash, and carry a want list. Check card conditions carefully, and use your phone to look up recent sold prices for anything that seems too good to be true. Ask dealers about game-used memorabilia certification and keep any paperwork with the item.
The same promoter lists another Fairfax show on December 12, so if you miss this date, you can catch the next one.
NASCAR cards, which the show specifically advertises, are a nice niche for collectors. Virginia has a strong racing culture, and you may find Dale Earnhardt, Jeff Gordon, and Richard Petty items alongside newer drivers. Game-used memorabilia is another highlight: look for cards with pieces of jerseys, bats, or race-worn materials, and ask the seller for documentation. Because the room is compact, you can talk to most of the dealers in an hour, which is a useful way to learn who specializes in what and to find the right seller for future purchases.
Details and updates can be found on the TreasureHunter.show listing.