Home Town Cards & Collectibles kicks off its Fall and Winter Card Show Tour on Sunday, October 4, 2026, at the Courtyard by Marriott Austin-Pflugerville, bringing its curated, vetted-vendor format to the northeast side of the metro. Pflugerville has become one of the busiest card show suburbs in Central Texas, and Home Town's Sunday stop there gives collectors from Round Rock, Hutto, Manor, and North Austin a free, family-friendly show close to home.
Trading card games lead the floor. Pokemon vendors bring modern chase cards, vintage holos, graded slabs, and sealed product, with Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece Card Game, Disney Lorcana, Flesh and Blood, and Riftbound also represented. A group of sports card dealers carries NFL, NBA, and MLB inventory including Longhorns and Cowboys singles, and Funko Pops and anime collectibles appear at several tables. Every vendor is vetted before setup, so inventory quality is consistent across the room.
The show runs from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The opening hour brings the freshest showcases and the most serious buyers; the final hour is when vendors are most willing to deal.
Admission is free and no tickets are required. Hotel parking is free for show attendees.
The Courtyard by Marriott Austin-Pflugerville is located at 16100 Impact Way, Pflugerville, TX 78660, just off State Highway 130 at Pecan Street, next to the Stone Hill Town Center shopping district. Dozens of restaurants are within a few minutes, and the hotel has a bistro on site. It is roughly twenty-five minutes from downtown Austin.
This show suits Pokemon and TCG collectors, families with kids, competitive players hunting singles, and traders who want a friendly Sunday crowd. Sports card collectors will find a smaller but well-priced selection.
To make the most of it, arrive at 11:00 AM for first pick, bring cash for the best deals, and carry a sorted trade binder and want list. Lap the whole floor before buying, and ask vendors about cards they keep boxed under the table.
For updates and the full tour schedule, visit hometown.cards or follow @hometown.cards on Instagram. The next stop is October 11 at the Holiday Inn Town Lake.
Home Town returns to this same Pflugerville hotel on December 6 with a much larger 120-table edition, so the October show is a good way to get to know the venue and the vendor lineup before the holiday show. Collectors chasing specific cards can ask vendors to bring them to the December date; most of the regulars work both.
For first-timers, Home Town's vetting process is worth understanding. Every vendor applies and is reviewed before being allowed to set up, which keeps out the flea-market tables and mislabeled reprints that show up at some open-application shows. That means you can spend less time second-guessing what you are looking at and more time actually collecting, and it makes the Pflugerville shows a comfortable place for parents to let kids make their first trades.