SuperCon: Queens returns for its September edition on Sunday, September 13, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM at the Queens College Q Tip Dining Hall, 65-30 Kissena Boulevard in Flushing. Falling the day after the 42nd St Card Show in Manhattan, it caps what amounts to a full New York card weekend — dedicated collectors can hit the Midtown sports show Saturday and the borough's favorite all-genre floor Sunday morning. As NYC's original card show, running since 2013, SuperCon remains the city's most reliable monthly gathering for collectors of every stripe.
The September floor brings the show's trademark mix. TCG tables lead with Pokemon — vintage holos, modern chase cards, graded slabs, and sealed product — alongside One Piece, Riftbound, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Lorcana. Sports card dealers carry MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and soccer inventory from dollar boxes to graded vintage, and with football season kicking off and the baseball pennant races heating up, September is prime time for sports singles — expect heavy demand for rookies and stars in both sports. Supplies, memorabilia, Funko Pops, comics, and sealed wax fill out the room, and vendors actively buy collections and trade at the table.
The compact 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM format rewards early arrivals but leaves your Sunday afternoon free. Admission stays collector-friendly — a modest door price, with kids typically free or discounted — and any early-entry option is posted on the show's listing beforehand. The dining hall is air-conditioned and easy to work even at peak mid-day crowd, with room to spread out for trades.
Queens College logistics remain the best in the city: free parking in the campus lots near the dining hall and street parking around the perimeter, plus Q25, Q34, and Q64 bus access from the 7 train at Flushing-Main Street. Make time for downtown Flushing afterward — the food scene ten minutes away is worth the trip on its own.
Everyone fits at this show: families get an affordable outing with plenty of kid-friendly tables, newer collectors get patient dealers and cheap bins to learn on, competitive TCG players get format singles before fall events, and veteran collectors get a dealer pool refined over more than a decade of monthly shows. If you did the Manhattan show Saturday, Sunday at SuperCon is where you fill the gaps your want list still has — the dealer overlap is smaller than you would expect.
How to work it: arrive at the 10:00 AM open, since a five-and-a-half-hour show concentrates its best deals early. Bring cash and a want list with target prices, lap the full floor before big purchases, and bring your trade binder — the trading culture here is as strong as any show in the city. Sellers should bring collections; multiple vendors buy on-site. For this edition's ticket details, vendor list, and the rest of the fall schedule (October 11 and November 8 follow), see superconnyc.com or the cardshows.io listing, and follow SuperConNYC on Instagram for pre-show announcements.