SuperCon: Queens brings its November edition to the Queens College Q Tip Dining Hall on Sunday, November 8, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM — the second-to-last SuperCon of the year and the smart collector's head start on holiday shopping. New York City's original card show has run monthly at 65-30 Kissena Boulevard in Flushing since 2013, and the late-fall editions are quietly among its best: dealers begin repricing to move inventory before year end, holiday buyers arrive with lists, and the trading floor hits a rhythm that regulars plan their month around.
The floor delivers SuperCon's signature all-genre mix. Pokemon leads the TCG side with vintage holos, modern alt arts, graded slabs, and sealed product — sealed boxes and elite trainer boxes make outstanding gifts, and November is when the smart money buys them. One Piece, Riftbound, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Lorcana dealers round out the card game aisles. Sports tables carry MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and soccer cards from dollar bins to graded vintage, with football season in full swing and basketball and hockey rookies generating early-season buzz. Supplies, memorabilia, Funko Pops, comics, and sealed wax complete the room, and vendors actively buy collections — useful if you are clearing space or raising holiday funds.
Hours run 10:00 AM to 3:30 PM, the show's standard efficient half-day. Admission stays modest, with kids typically free or discounted; confirm this edition's pricing and any early-bird option on the show's listing beforehand. The dining hall venue is heated, spacious, and comfortable as the weather turns — one more reason the fall shows draw well.
Logistics are the easiest in New York: free campus parking near the dining hall, street parking around the college perimeter, and Q25, Q34, and Q64 bus connections from the 7 train at Flushing-Main Street. Downtown Flushing's food scene remains the definitive post-show tradition — budget an extra hour.
November suits gift shoppers hunting sealed product and starter collections, parents whose kids have holiday want lists full of Pokemon, sports collectors working the football and early-hoops market, competitive TCG players topping up before winter events, and dealers and flippers sourcing before the December price bump on sealed. First-timers get the same welcoming, manageable floor SuperCon has offered for over a decade — it remains the easiest entry point into the NYC hobby scene.
Work the show like a regular: arrive for the 10:00 AM open since the compact format concentrates deals early, bring cash, and carry a want list with target prices — holiday-season floors reward discipline. Walk every table before committing, ask about bundle pricing on sealed product, and bring your trade binder because the trading culture peaks as collectors consolidate before year end. If you miss this one, the December 6 edition closes the year, but November typically has the better prices — dealers hold firmer once actual holiday crowds arrive. Details, tickets, and vendor announcements are at superconnyc.com and the show's cardshows.io listing, with updates on the SuperConNYC Instagram in the week before the show.