Big Island Breaks and JAR Collectables present the Legends and Monsters Card Show at The Artistry Honolulu, 461 Cooke Street, on Sunday, November 15, 2026. A brand-new show for the Oahu calendar, Legends and Monsters brings together two of the most active names in the Hawaii breaking and collecting community for a free-admission event with more than 45 vendors, food vendors on site, and a full bar, all inside one of Kakaako's most distinctive event spaces.
The name hints at the mix. Legends covers the sports side: vintage and modern MLB, NBA, and NFL cards of hall-of-famers and current stars, autographed and patch cards, graded rookies, and the kind of high-end singles that Big Island Breaks is known for pulling on stream. Monsters covers the creatures: Pokemon from every era, including Japanese exclusives, illustration rares, and graded vintage, plus One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball, Lorcana, and Magic: The Gathering. With 45-plus vendors committed, expect a broad floor that includes sealed product, slabs, singles binders, and collectibles like Funko Pops and memorabilia. Live breaks and giveaways are a strong possibility given the hosts.
Admission is free. Hours are set by the organizers and had not been finalized at the time of listing; Sunday shows at The Artistry typically run from late morning into the evening. Check the hawaiicardshows.com listing or the hosts' Instagram accounts for confirmed times.
The Artistry Honolulu is at 461 Cooke Street in Kakaako, a few blocks from SALT and Ward Village. The organizers note that there is plenty of street parking in the surrounding blocks plus valet at the venue, and the public garages at Ward and SALT are within walking distance. The space is indoor with an open, industrial-loft feel, and because The Artistry is a licensed venue, drinks and alcohol are available to adults, which gives the show a more social, after-brunch atmosphere than a mall or hotel show. A few food vendors will be on site as well.
This show suits adult collectors who enjoy a lively, bar-friendly setting, sports card buyers looking for higher-end singles and breaks, and Pokemon and TCG collectors who want a big vendor count without an admission fee. Families are welcome; the venue is all-ages during the show, though parents should expect a livelier room than a mall event. It pairs naturally with the Pearlridge show that morning for a two-show Sunday.
Tips: arrive at opening for first pick from 45-plus tables, bring cash for food vendors and smaller purchases, carry a want list, and pack sleeves and top loaders. If you are interested in breaks, follow Big Island Breaks beforehand to see what products will be opened. Vendor sign-ups were announced as coming soon; interested sellers should message the hosts.
For confirmed hours, vendor lists, and break schedules, follow Big Island Breaks, JAR Collectables, and @hawaiicardshows on Instagram or visit hawaiicardshows.com.