OKC Collects returns to the Oklahoma City Convention Center on Saturday and Sunday, June 5–6, 2027 for its early-summer edition. This is the second of four OKC Collects shows the operator has confirmed for 2027, and the June date has historically been one of the series' strongest — school is out, families are looking for weekend plans, and the summer card show circuit is just getting underway across the region, which pulls in travelling dealers from Texas, Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri who are already on the road.
OKC Collects is built as a genuine dual-hobby show, which is rare at this scale. The trading card game side is enormous: Pokémon singles spanning the full history of the game from vintage Wizards of the Coast Base Set, Jungle, Fossil and the Neo era through Ex, Diamond and Pearl and into current Scarlet & Violet releases, plus sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, collection tins and Japanese-exclusive product that seldom appears at general shows. One Piece Card Game has an unusually deep presence in this series, and vendors also carry Magic: The Gathering Commander and Standard singles and sealed, Yu-Gi-Oh! staples and extra-deck pieces, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Z Fusion World, Star Wars Unlimited, Flesh and Blood and Digimon. The sports side runs equally deep: MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, UFC, boxing and soccer across every era, with vintage Topps, Bowman, Fleer and Donruss, 1990s junk-wax digging boxes, and modern Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, Topps Chrome and Bowman Draft, plus National Treasures, Flawless and Immaculate under glass. June means baseball is in full swing and Bowman prospect cards are the hottest category on the floor. Graded PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC slabs, autographed memorabilia, comics, Funko Pops and full supply lines complete the show.
Expect Saturday to run roughly 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM CDT and Sunday roughly 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM CDT, with a VIP or early-access ticket admitting buyers about an hour before general admission each day. Tickets and vendor tables are sold online at tickets.txcardshows.com/okcollects, and children are generally admitted free alongside a paying adult. Advance online general admission is normally cheaper than the door price, and VIP passes for the OKC Collects series do sell out.
The Oklahoma City Convention Center is downtown at 100 Mick Cornett Drive, next to Scissortail Park and opposite the Paycom Center, with a large attached parking garage, additional paid lots nearby and direct OKC Streetcar service. The hall is modern, fully climate-controlled and ADA-accessible — a meaningful comfort factor for an Oklahoma June — and Bricktown dining is a short walk away.
The show suits competitive TCG players, Pokémon collectors, sports buyers at every price point, families and first-timers. With several hundred tables, the same card is often available from multiple vendors, which gives buyers genuine leverage that smaller shows cannot offer.
For the best experience, buy tickets online in advance, take VIP early entry if you are hunting specific high-value material, and arrive at open. Do a full lap before buying. Bring cash plus Venmo and Zelle, carry want lists for both sports and TCG, and bring a clearly priced trade binder. Pack sleeves, top loaders and a hard case. Follow okcardshows on Instagram and Facebook for vendor announcements.