The Little Big Card Show teams up with the 5 Borough TCG Show for a collaborative event at Pac Biz BK, 1 Ingraham Street in Bushwick, Brooklyn, on Sunday, October 4, 2026, running an unusually long day from 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Two collector-run shows joining forces means a larger floor than either would field alone, more than 40 tables, a 5 dollar admission, and a full ten hours that lets the event flow from a morning dealer show into an evening trade night without anyone packing up in between.
The floor is trading-card-game heavy with a sports card presence. Pokemon leads, with modern alt arts and special illustration rares, Japanese sets, vintage holos, graded PSA and CGC slabs, and sealed boxes and packs. One Piece is strong, and Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball all appear. The Little Big Card Show side of the partnership brings sports card dealers as well, so expect baseball, basketball, and football singles and slabs on a number of tables. Supplies and collectibles fill the gaps.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM in one continuous session. Admission is 5 dollars at the door. The extended hours create two natural windows: the morning and early afternoon are the shopping hours when dealers are fully stocked, and the late afternoon into evening shifts toward trading and negotiated deals as vendors look to move inventory before closing. Families are welcome throughout, and the evening hours suit collectors who work weekends.
Pac Biz BK is at 1 Ingraham Street in Bushwick, near the Morgan Avenue station on the L train, which is the easiest way in from Manhattan or Williamsburg. The Jefferson Street L stop is also within walking distance. Street parking in the industrial blocks around Ingraham and Johnson Avenues is usually available on Sundays. Bushwick's restaurant and coffee scene is a few blocks away for breaks, and the long hours make a mid-day meal break realistic.
Who should attend: Pokemon and One Piece collectors from Brooklyn and Queens, sports card collectors who want a TCG-leaning room with some sports tables, traders who value the evening hours, families with kids, and anyone who likes the independent, collector-run feel of smaller Brooklyn shows. Dealers who want a full day of selling should note the ten-hour format.
Tips: come in the morning for selection or in the evening for deals, and consider both if you are local. Bring cash, a sleeved trade binder, and a want list covering both TCG and sports targets. Do a full loop before buying. For vendor information, updates, and future dates from either organizer, check the ontreasure.com listing or follow the Little Big Card Show and 5 Borough TCG Show accounts on Instagram. Both organizing groups run their own shows around the boroughs during the year, so this collaboration is a good way to sample both communities at once and find out which regular events suit you best.