The North GA Collectables Show sets up in Marietta on Saturday, October 17, 2026, bringing roughly 120 tables of cards and collectibles to 1032 South Marietta Parkway and giving Cobb County one of its biggest hobby days of the fall. This mixed show has built its reputation on scale and accessibility: a large, free-admission floor in the heart of the northwest metro, run by organizers who have promoted shows in the region for years.
With 120 tables, the variety is the draw. Sports cards fill the largest share, spanning baseball, football, and basketball from tobacco-and-post-war vintage through the junk-wax era to modern graded rookies, with hockey, soccer, UFC, and racing represented in the specialty cases. Mid-October timing puts football material front and center, with the World Series chase keeping baseball tables busy too. The collectibles half of the billing is genuine: expect Pokemon and other TCG singles and sealed product, comics, coins, memorabilia, autographs, vintage toys, and Funko Pops threaded throughout the room, making this one of the better shows in the metro for mixed-interest households.
Hours run 9 AM to 3 PM, and admission is free, with free parking at the venue. The Saturday-morning format and zero cost make it an easy addition to any Cobb County weekend.
The South Marietta Parkway location sits minutes from the Marietta Square, with quick access from I-75, US-41, and the East-West Connector, drawing collectors from Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, Powder Springs, Dallas, and Acworth. The venue is a straightforward show hall with the space to keep 120 tables browsable.
This show fits nearly everyone. Families get a free, kid-friendly outing with dollar boxes and affordable Pokemon to keep young collectors engaged. Vintage hunters should work the cases early, because northwest metro shows pull estate collections out of Cobb, Bartow, and Paulding counties that never reach the downtown events. Set builders will find deep raw inventory, TCG players an increasingly strong singles scene, and sellers a healthy population of buying dealers; contact information for the organizers is published with the show listings if you want to arrange a larger collection evaluation in advance.
To get the most from the day, arrive at the 9 AM open, when dealer-to-dealer trading makes the first hour the most active of the show. Bring cash in small bills, keep a want list handy, and take a full lap of all 120 tables before your first big purchase, since duplicate inventory at different prices is a given at this scale. Budget real time for discount boxes, and check the oddball tables, where the crossover collectibles produce some of the show's best finds.
The North GA Collectables Show runs recurring dates through the year. Check northgacollectiblesshow.com or the regional show calendars for the current schedule and vendor details before heading out.
