The TCGverse Card Show holds its November weekend at the Civic Park Assembly Hall in Walnut Creek on November 7 and 8, 2026, bringing its focused, trading-card-game-first format back to downtown Walnut Creek just as holiday shopping season begins. With around 60 vendor tables, tiered entry windows, and a location a short walk from BART, TCGverse is the East Bay's most convenient monthly Pokemon and TCG show, and the November edition is a smart stop for collectors buying sealed product and gifts before December prices tighten.
Trading card games fill the tables. Pokemon vendors bring modern special illustration rares, vintage holos, Japanese exclusives, graded slabs, and sealed booster boxes, elite trainer boxes, and holiday collection tins. One Piece Card Game, Magic: The Gathering, Disney Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Dragon Ball Fusion World are all represented, and binders and collections are welcome for buying, selling, and trading all weekend. A few tables carry sports cards across NFL, NBA, and MLB, plus Funko Pops and anime collectibles.
Hours run 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM both days with the show's tiered schedule: VIP entry from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM, general admission from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and late entry from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. VIP gets first access to showcases; late entry gets the best negotiated prices.
Admission is tiered by entry window with VIP, general, and late-entry pricing, and kids twelve and under are free with a paid adult. Confirm current pricing on the show's Treasure event page before attending.
The Civic Park Assembly Hall is located at 1375 Civic Drive, Walnut Creek, CA 94596, in Civic Park downtown. Street and public garage parking is nearby, the Walnut Creek BART station is about a fifteen-minute walk, and downtown restaurants and shops are steps away, which makes it easy to combine the show with early holiday shopping.
TCGverse suits Pokemon and One Piece collectors, families with kids new to the hobby, competitive players hunting singles, gift shoppers looking for sealed product, and traders who prefer a focused TCG crowd. Serious sports card buyers should treat it as a TCG event.
To make the most of it, consider VIP entry for first pick of sealed inventory, bring cash for the best deals, and carry a sorted trade binder and want list. Ask vendors about bundle pricing on sealed product, lap the whole room before buying, and use Sunday's late-entry window for bargains.
For tickets, vendor applications, and updates, check the TCGverse listing on Treasure at ontreasure.com or follow TCGverse on Instagram.
The November show falls on the same weekend as the East Bay Card Show in Burlingame, so dedicated collectors sometimes hit Walnut Creek in the morning VIP window and drive to the Peninsula for the afternoon. If you are choosing one, TCGverse is the pick for Pokemon depth and a relaxed pace; Burlingame is the pick for sports cards and sheer table count.