Ohana Comic Con brings its Santa Rosa Toy-Anime-Comic Con back to the Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building on Sunday, November 15, 2026. The fall Santa Rosa date has become a Sonoma County tradition for families, cosplayers, and collectors, and it lands at a useful moment for card fans: right before the holiday shopping season, when a one-day local con is a great place to find gifts and fill binder gaps without driving to a big-city convention.
Ohana describes its events as toy, anime, TCG, card, and comic cons, and the vendor floor reflects all of that. Trading card tables typically carry Pokémon singles, sealed booster packs, and graded slabs, plus One Piece Card Game, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Dragon Ball Super, Magic: The Gathering, and Disney Lorcana. Sports card vendors often bring boxes of 49ers, Giants, Warriors, and national stars at friendly prices. Surrounding the card tables you will find vintage toys, action figures, Funko Pops, anime figures and merchandise, manga, back-issue comics, retro video games, and artist tables selling prints and handmade goods. Because many sellers are local hobbyists rather than national dealers, prices on raw cards and bulk can be very approachable.
The con runs Sunday from 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is $10, or $8 if you mention the event flyer or coupon at the door. Children 10 and under are free and parking is free. Ohana accepts cash, debit, credit, and Apple Pay at the admissions table, and cameras are welcome. The cosplay contest starts promptly at 2:30 PM, and entrants of all ages can sign up at the admissions area on the day.
The Santa Rosa Veterans Memorial Building at 1351 Maple Avenue sits across from the Sonoma County Fairgrounds, with easy access from Highway 12 and US-101. The building is a familiar hobby venue for North Bay collectors, as it also hosts local card shows throughout the year. Downtown Santa Rosa, Railroad Square, and plenty of lunch options are a few minutes away, and several North Bay card shops are within a short drive if you want to keep hunting after the con closes.
This event is best for families with young Pokémon fans, anime and cosplay enthusiasts, casual collectors, and holiday shoppers looking for unique gifts. It is also a relaxed, affordable introduction for kids who have never been to a convention.
Tips: bring the flyer or mention it at the door to save two dollars per ticket. Carry some cash for small vendors, even though cards are accepted at admissions. Arrive around opening for the best selection, or later in the afternoon for possible deals as sellers wind down. If your kids are entering the cosplay contest, sign up early and be in the room by 2:30 PM. Check Ohana Comic Con's upcoming cons page and Facebook page, where the organizers post flyers and live updates on event day.