OKC Collects closes out 2027 with an extended run at the Oklahoma City Convention Center from Friday, December 17 through Sunday, December 19. This is the longest edition of the series the operator has announced, and the extra day is aimed squarely at the holiday window — a Friday-through-Sunday format gives gift shoppers a weekday evening option, gives dealers time to restock overnight, and gives buyers the chance to come back for the card they thought about after leaving. For collectors in Oklahoma it is the last significant show of the year and the natural place to spend whatever the hobby budget has left.
The floor is the largest dual-hobby setup in the state. Pokémon anchors the trading card game side, with singles spanning the entire history of the game — vintage Wizards of the Coast Base Set, Jungle, Fossil and Neo era, the Ex and Diamond and Pearl years, and current Scarlet & Violet releases — plus sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, collection tins and Japanese-exclusive product, all of which move heavily as holiday gifts. One Piece Card Game has an unusually deep presence in this series, and vendors also carry Magic: The Gathering Commander, Standard and older-format singles and sealed, Yu-Gi-Oh! staples, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Z Fusion World, Star Wars Unlimited, Flesh and Blood and Digimon. Sports dealers cover MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, UFC, boxing and soccer across every era: vintage Topps, Bowman, Fleer and Donruss, 1990s junk-wax digging boxes ideal for young collectors, and modern Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, Topps Chrome and Bowman Draft, with National Treasures, Flawless and Immaculate under glass. Bowl season and the NFL playoff race keep football hot, and Oklahoma City Thunder inventory is deep. Graded PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC slabs, autographed memorabilia, comics, Funko Pops and gift-ready supplies fill out the room.
Expect Friday to run an afternoon and evening session, roughly 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM CST, with Saturday running roughly 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Sunday roughly 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is tiered — single-day general admission, a discounted multi-day pass, and VIP early access that admits buyers ahead of the general crowd. Tickets and vendor tables are sold online at tickets.txcardshows.com/okcollects, children are generally admitted free with a paying adult, and advance online pricing beats the door.
The Oklahoma City Convention Center sits downtown at 100 Mick Cornett Drive, beside Scissortail Park and opposite the Paycom Center, with an attached parking garage, additional paid lots and direct OKC Streetcar service. The hall is modern, heated, fully ADA-accessible and easy to navigate, and Bricktown dining and the downtown holiday lights are a short walk away — which makes this a genuinely good family outing beyond the show itself.
A three-day format serves different visitors differently. Friday evening is the serious buyer's window: smallest crowd, freshest inventory, best access to dealers. Saturday is the family day and the busiest floor. Sunday is where the discounts appear, as vendors price to avoid repacking before the holiday.
For the best experience, buy tickets online in advance, come Friday if you are chasing specific material and Sunday if you are chasing value, and bring cash plus Venmo and Zelle. Carry want lists for both sports and TCG plus a separate gift list, and pack sleeves, top loaders and a hard case. Follow okcardshows on Instagram and Facebook for details.