The OKC Sports Card & Memorabilia Show returns to the Oklahoma Expo Hall at the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds for its November installment on Saturday and Sunday, November 14 and 15, 2026, continuing one of the metro's longest-running recurring shows. This series has become a dependable fixture on the fairgrounds calendar, running roughly every other month with a steady format that regular attendees have come to count on: a large, well-organized hall, a two-day weekend ticket, and a dealer list that leans hard into serious sports memorabilia rather than a scattershot mix of unrelated collectibles.
The floor is built around sports cards and memorabilia across every major league. Dealers bring deep MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, UFC, boxing, and soccer inventory spanning decades: vintage Topps, Bowman, Fleer, and Donruss runs from the 1950s through the 1980s, affordable 1990s junk-wax boxes perfect for kids and set builders on a budget, and heavy modern coverage built on Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, Topps Chrome, Topps Chrome Update, and Bowman Draft. Premium hits — National Treasures, Flawless, Immaculate, and Topps Dynasty — sit in locked display cases alongside PSA, BGS, SGC, and CGC graded slabs. Mid-November falls squarely in the middle of football season, so NFL and college football cards move fastest, with Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma State Cowboys, and Oklahoma City Thunder inventory anchoring local demand, alongside Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, and Texas Rangers material. Memorabilia is a genuine focus at this show, not an afterthought: expect signed jerseys, game-used equipment, framed display pieces, and authenticated photographs alongside the card boxes, plus a smaller presence of Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, and other TCG singles for collectors who want to check both boxes in one trip.
Hours run 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM on Saturday and 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on Sunday. Admission is ten dollars and covers both days on a single ticket, so a Saturday buyer can return Sunday without paying twice — a genuinely good value for a two-day show. Children ten and under are admitted free. Tickets are sold at the door with no advance purchase required.
The Oklahoma Expo Hall sits on the Oklahoma State Fairgrounds campus at 3001 General Pershing Boulevard, easily reached from I-44 and May Avenue, with large, free on-site parking lots that handle fairgrounds-scale crowds without difficulty. The hall itself is a big, single-level, climate-controlled space that stays comfortable even with a full weekend crowd walking the aisles.
This show suits serious sports memorabilia collectors and set builders as much as casual weekend browsers — the memorabilia focus gives it a different flavor than a pure card-only show, and dealers here are generally well-versed in authentication and grading questions. Families and first-timers are welcome and will find the scale manageable with fairgrounds-style wide aisles. For the best experience, use the two-day ticket to your advantage: scout the floor and note prices on Saturday, then return Sunday afternoon when dealers are more open to negotiating rather than repacking unsold inventory. Bring cash as the primary payment method, with Venmo and Zelle as backups, plus a want list and a hard case for any slabs you pick up. Watch okcfairpark.com for the exact vendor list and any schedule updates before the weekend.