The Sunnyside Card Show brings a Pokemon and One Piece focused trading card show to Sunnyside Community Services, 43-31 39th Street in Queens, on Sunday, September 20, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Just one block from the 7 train and with free street parking on Sundays, it is one of the most convenient shows in western Queens, and it draws a mix of Sunnyside, Woodside, Long Island City, and Astoria collectors along with Manhattan attendees who appreciate a short trip.
The show is TCG-first. Pokemon is the main draw, with vendors carrying modern alt arts and illustration rares, Japanese product, vintage holos, graded PSA and CGC slabs, sealed booster boxes and elite trainer boxes, and bulk for set builders. One Piece is the second focus, with leaders, mangas, and sealed cases from every wave. Around those two you will find other trading card games and a handful of collectibles and supply tables. The room is mid-sized, which means you can see every table without rushing and still have time to trade.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with last admission at 4:30 PM. Admission is paid at the door and all ticket sales are final; check the ontreasure.com event page for the current price and any early entry option. The community center setting is family-friendly, and kids are a regular part of the crowd.
Sunnyside Community Services is at 43-31 39th Street, a block from the 40th Street-Lowery Street station on the 7 train, which is the easiest way in from Manhattan or Flushing. Drivers will find plentiful free street parking in the surrounding blocks on a Sunday, which the organizers specifically call out as a perk. The building is accessible, and Queens Boulevard and Greenpoint Avenue nearby offer a wide range of food options for a break.
Who should attend: Pokemon and One Piece collectors from western Queens and Manhattan who want a convenient Sunday show, competitive players restocking singles, families with kids, and traders who like a mid-sized room where they can talk to every vendor. Sports card collectors should know this is a TCG show and plan accordingly.
Tips: arrive close to 10:00 AM for the best selection of slabs and sealed product, bring cash for the best pricing, and carry a sleeved trade binder because collector-to-collector trades are common here. Do a full loop before spending, since the same chase cards appear at several tables. Remember the 4:30 PM last admission if you are arriving late. For updates, vendor lists, and future dates, check the ontreasure.com listing or the show's Instagram. The community center's location makes it easy to combine the show with a stop at the nearby Sunnyside shops and cafes along Queens Boulevard and 46th Street, so it works as a full afternoon out rather than a quick visit. Expect a friendly, neighborhood atmosphere that reflects the Sunnyside collector scene, with plenty of first-time attendees mixed in with regulars.