The Sports Cards and Collectible Show sets up at Oxford Valley Mall in Langhorne from Friday, September 25 through Sunday, September 27, 2026, giving Bucks County collectors a free, close-to-home alternative on the same weekend the giant Philly Show runs out at Oaks. If you are in Levittown, Newtown, Yardley, or across the river in Trenton and Bucks-adjacent New Jersey, this is the low-effort way to get your card fix that weekend — and plenty of collectors do both, working Oxford Valley's tables in the evening after a day at the Expo Center.
The show brings the traveling series' familiar full-spectrum mix. Sports cards lead: MLB, NFL, NBA, and NHL singles from vintage through the latest releases, rookies and autographs, graded slabs, sealed wax, and bargain boxes, with Phillies and Eagles material everywhere and the early-season football rush in full swing. Pokémon anchors the gaming side with singles, sealed product, and graded cards, joined by Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Lorcana. Comics, Funko Pops, memorabilia, and general collectibles fill out the tables, keeping the browse interesting for everyone in the family.
Hours are the longest on the circuit: 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM all three days, matching the mall's schedule. Admission is free the entire weekend — no tickets, no VIP tiers, everyone walks in — which makes this the definition of a no-commitment show: come for twenty minutes or three hours.
Oxford Valley Mall sits at 2300 East Lincoln Highway in Langhorne, off Route 1 near I-295, with free parking surrounding the property and full mall amenities inside — food court, restrooms, and air conditioning. Tables set up in the common areas, so the show is stroller- and wheelchair-friendly, and Sesame Place is directly across the road if the card show is only one stop in a family day out.
This edition suits families, casual collectors, and set builders best, but the weekend's unusual dynamics give sharp buyers an angle: with the region's dealer attention focused on Oaks, mall-show vendors here compete harder for the local audience, and the eleven-hour days leave lots of quiet stretches when unhurried negotiating gets results. Sunday evening, as both shows wind down, is prime time for deals.
Tips for the weekend: shop Friday morning for first pick — the mall opens hours before the Philly Show's 1:00 PM Friday start, so you can genuinely do both in one day. Bring cash for the best prices, keep a want list handy, and compare tables before buying since inventory overlaps. Kids start at the dollar boxes; sellers should ask around, because circuit dealers buy collections all weekend.
Series dates and vendor information are on the show's cardshows.io listing. This operator returns to Oxford Valley and its sister malls — Willow Grove, Montgomery, and Springfield — throughout the fall and winter, so September 25–27 is one entry point into a circuit that keeps a free card show within reach of Bucks County nearly every month.