The Southern Colorado Card Show closes out its 2026 Pueblo schedule on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at the PCC Ballroom on the Pueblo Community College campus. Arriving one week after the Pikes Peak Card Show in Colorado Springs, the November SoCo show gives southern Colorado collectors a second straight weekend of hobby action just as holiday shopping season kicks into gear — and for many regulars, this is the date they save their biggest deals for.
The ballroom floor hosts 90-plus tables covering the full breadth of the hobby. November means football season is at its midpoint, so expect heavy inventories of NFL rookies, parallels, and graded stars, plus early-season NBA and NHL cards, baseball vintage and modern, soccer, and UFC. Trading card game dealers bring Pokemon singles and sealed product — perennially the hottest gift category of the season — along with Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Lorcana. You will also find graded slabs across every price point, autographed memorabilia, comics, Funko Pops, vintage toys, and the supplies to protect all of it.
The show runs one day, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Admission is free and campus parking is free, keeping the total cost of entry at zero. The PCC Ballroom is at Pueblo Community College, 900 W. Orman Avenue in Pueblo, just off I-25 and about 45 minutes south of Colorado Springs, with convenient parking near the ballroom doors and a fully indoor floor for the late-fall weather.
Who is this show for? Holiday shoppers hunting genuinely appreciated gifts — a graded card of someone's childhood hero beats another gift card every time. Families, since free admission and dollar boxes make it an easy outing with kids. Set builders and vintage hunters, who consistently praise the value pricing at Pueblo shows compared to the metro Denver circuit. And sellers: with dealers restocking ahead of their strongest sales weeks of the year, November is one of the best times to bring your collection to the floor and field offers.
Make the most of the day by arriving for the 9:00 AM open, when the fresh inventory and sharpest prices are on the tables. Cash gets the best deals, a want list keeps you efficient, and a trade binder opens doors that money sometimes cannot — the SoCo trading culture is one of the friendliest in the state. If you are shopping for the holidays, ask dealers to hold combined deals across multiple purchases; most are happy to package prices in November.
Updates, vendor information, and 2027 dates are posted on the show's Facebook page at facebook.com/sococardshow. If you miss this one, the Pikes Peak Card Show in Colorado Springs on December 5 is the region's last big show of the year — but for value hunters, the November Pueblo date is the one circled in red.