Sunday, November 22, 2026 wraps the November Poke Craft & Card Show weekend at 757 Cards & Cabinets in Newport News. Coming a few days before Thanksgiving, this is the last practical card show weekend on the Peninsula before the holidays swallow everyone's calendar, and vendors know it. Sunday pricing tends to be the most flexible of the entire fall, because a dealer facing a month of holiday commitments would much rather sell inventory than store it.
The stock carries over from Saturday. Pokemon leads with sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, tins and blisters from current sets, back stock from earlier releases, and singles binders covering bulk commons through alt arts, special illustration rares and graded slabs. Vintage WOTC-era cards and Japanese imports both appear. Alongside Pokemon you will find Magic: The Gathering singles and sealed, Yu-Gi-Oh! meta staples and structure decks, One Piece, Lorcana, Digimon and Dragon Ball Super. Sports dealers hold a corner with baseball, football, basketball and hockey in raw and graded form.
Sunday hours run 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM, an hour shorter than Saturday. Admission is free, parking is free, and there is no ticketing or early-access tier. Children are welcome at no charge, and the quieter Sunday room is considerably easier to navigate with a stroller or a small child than a packed Saturday floor.
The venue at 6 Elmhurst Street is a working card shop. Supplies are available on the shelf, restrooms are on site, and the counter stays open for buying and selling throughout the day. Sunday parking is the easiest of the weekend, and the drive in from Hampton, Yorktown, Williamsburg and Poquoson is straightforward.
Who should attend: bargain hunters above all, gift shoppers who want a second look at sealed product after comparing prices on Saturday, collectors who could not make Saturday, and anyone who wants a vendor's undivided attention before making a significant purchase. Sellers frequently do better on Sunday, since a dealer at a slow table will actually work through a collection card by card instead of skimming it.
Tips for the best experience: come mid-morning for selection or early afternoon for price. Cash is still the most reliable way to improve an offer, and small bills help. Ask directly about bundling several singles or slabs into a single number, since Sunday is when that works. If you were at the show Saturday, follow up with any vendor holding something for you. Bring your trade binder, because Sunday traders have the time to go through it properly. Take a full lap before buying, since tables get rearranged overnight and the room will not match your memory. And if you are buying sealed as a gift, confirm it is factory sealed and ask about the source before you pay.
For confirmed hours, vendor changes and closing-day specials, check the 757 Cards & Cabinets Facebook page or call the shop before you head out.
