The Sports Cards & Collectibles Show at Pearlridge Center in Aiea holds its November weekend on Saturday, November 14, and Sunday, November 15, 2026. This second-weekend-of-the-month mall show is the steadiest recurring card event in Central Oahu, and the November edition has a distinct pre-holiday character: vendors bring gift-ready inventory, mall foot traffic is heavy with early shoppers, and the show shares its Sunday with the Legends and Monsters Card Show in town, giving collectors a two-show day if they are ambitious.
Because the show sets up in the mall's common areas, it serves both dedicated collectors and shoppers who wander in. Vendors plan for both. Sports cards anchor the floor, with NFL and NBA rookies at peak season interest, MLB offseason vintage, NHL, boxing, and UFC, and a broad selection of graded slabs from PSA, SGC, CGC, and BGS. Pokemon is the top non-sports category, with modern chase cards, Japanese product, sealed ETBs and boxes that make ideal gifts, and vintage slabs. One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball are all present, and collectibles vendors bring Funko Pops, Hot Wheels, vintage toys, comics, and memorabilia. Starter bundles and dollar boxes for young collectors are a November staple.
The show runs during mall hours both days, roughly 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Saturday morning brings the freshest inventory, and Sunday afternoon is when prices soften.
Pearlridge Center is at 98-1005 Moanalua Road in Aiea, about 20 minutes west of downtown Honolulu on the H-1 and convenient to the Leeward and Central Oahu communities. Parking is free in the mall garages and surface lots. The show is fully indoor and air conditioned, and the food court and restaurants are steps away, so it is easy to spend a few hours here.
Admission is free. It is a walk-up show inside a shopping mall with no tickets or lines.
The free, indoor, mall setting makes this the most family-friendly recurring show on Oahu. Parents can browse while kids sort through dollar boxes, and the mall's amenities and security keep things low-stress. Serious collectors come for the consistent rotation of local dealers, many of whom bring their best sports inventory here rather than to the TCG-focused shows. Holiday shoppers will find sealed product, graded cards, and supplies that make easy gifts.
Tips: shop Saturday morning for rookies and slabs, then return Sunday afternoon to negotiate on what is left. Bring cash for smaller purchases, a want list, and sleeves or top loaders. If you plan to hit Legends and Monsters at The Artistry on Sunday as well, do Pearlridge in the morning and drive into town after lunch.
For updates, follow @hawaiicardshows on Instagram or check the Pearlridge Center events calendar and the listing at hawaiicardshows.com. The final 2026 edition is December 12 and 13.