The TCG NOW Card Show returns to the Warner Center Marriott in Woodland Hills on Saturday, October 31 and Sunday, November 1, 2026 — a Halloween-weekend edition of one of Southern California's most reliable trading card game shows. Produced by Tenth Inning Productions, the veteran promoter behind decades of successful LA-area shows, TCG NOW puts trading card games front and center while still giving sports card collectors plenty to dig through.
As the name promises, the TCG selection leads the way: Pokemon, Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, Lorcana, and Dragon Ball Z dominate the tables, with everything from bulk commons and budget binders to graded vintage holos, sealed booster boxes, and tournament-ready singles. Dealers at this show know their formats, so competitive players can talk staples and metagame with people who actually play. On the sports side, expect a healthy contingent of MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, UFC, boxing, and soccer dealers, plus graded slabs, memorabilia, supplies, and collectibles rounding out the ballroom.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM on both Saturday and Sunday. Like other Tenth Inning shows, admission is remarkably affordable — typically just a dollar or two at the door, with kids free — which makes it one of the lowest-cost tickets in the hobby. Verify current pricing on the show listing before you go, and note that Halloween Saturday often brings costume fun and holiday promotions from vendors.
The Warner Center Marriott is at 21850 Oxnard St in Woodland Hills, just off the 101 in the west San Fernando Valley. Hotel parking is available on site with event rates, and the surrounding Warner Center area offers free retail parking and abundant dining, including the Topanga mall complex a short walk away. From Anaheim it is roughly a 60-to-90-minute drive depending on traffic — aim for an early start.
This show is a natural fit for TCG players of every level, from kids opening their first Pokemon packs to grinders prepping decks for regional events. It is equally good for collectors chasing graded vintage TCG cards, parents introducing children to the hobby on a small budget, and sports card collectors who enjoy hotel-ballroom shows where negotiation is expected and personal.
To get the best experience: show up at opening Saturday, since the sharpest TCG deals and freshest binders go early. Bring cash and a want list of specific singles with target prices, because sniping deals requires knowing your numbers. Bring your trade binder too — TCG NOW has an active trading culture on the floor. If you are around Sunday, swing back through; dealers frequently reprice before packing up.
For updates, table availability, and details, check the TCG NOW listing on cardshows.io or contact Tenth Inning Productions. A dollar admission, a hundred-plus tables of cards, and Halloween energy — it is a fun way to close out October.