The Card Farm closes out its Oklahoma City year with a Sports & TCG Mixed Show on Saturday and Sunday, December 5–6, 2026, back at the Orr Family Farm Event Barn on the south side of the metro. December shows have a character all their own: dealers are clearing inventory before year-end, holiday shoppers are hunting giftable sealed product and starter sets, and collectors who have been sitting on a want list all year finally pull the trigger. The barn setting gets a seasonal treatment too, which makes this one of the more genuinely pleasant show weekends on the Oklahoma calendar.
The floor splits close to evenly between sports cards and trading card games. Sports dealers stock MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, UFC, boxing, MMA and soccer across every era: vintage Topps, Bowman, Fleer and Donruss from the 1950s through the 1980s, 1990s junk-wax boxes priced for volume digging and perfect for young collectors, and deep modern coverage across Panini Prizm, Donruss Optic, Select, Mosaic, Topps Chrome and Bowman Draft, with National Treasures, Flawless and Immaculate cards in the locked cases. Early December is peak football and basketball season, so Oklahoma Sooners, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs and Oklahoma City Thunder inventory drives the traffic, with Texas Rangers and Houston Astros baseball steady behind it. TCG vendors carry Pokémon singles and sealed from vintage Wizards of the Coast base set through modern Scarlet & Violet and Japanese-exclusive product — always the single most requested holiday gift on any card show floor — plus Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece Card Game, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Z Fusion World and Star Wars Unlimited. Graded PSA, BGS, SGC and CGC slabs, autographed memorabilia, vintage comics, Funko Pops and gift-ready supplies like binders, starter boxes and storage cases fill the remaining tables.
Saturday hours run 10:00 AM to roughly 6:00 PM CST with Sunday running 10:00 AM to roughly 4:00 PM CST. Admission is deliberately family-priced at a few dollars per adult, with children admitted free alongside a paying adult, collected at the door. Raffles and pack giveaways run across both days, and many dealers will set items aside or gift-wrap for shoppers buying for collectors at home.
The Orr Family Farm sits off South Western Avenue in south Oklahoma City, roughly fifteen minutes from downtown and easy to reach from I-44 and I-240. Parking is on-site and free, though portions of the lot are gravel, so a wagon or rolling case beats carrying stacks of boxes. The barn is covered and heated for winter shows but is not a sealed convention hall — dress for a December day in Oklahoma and you will be comfortable.
This show fits families, casual collectors, TCG players, set builders and holiday shoppers especially well. Parents buying a first Pokémon binder or a first team set will find dealers here unusually patient about explaining what things are worth. Serious buyers still find graded vintage and premium modern in the cases, but the heart of this show is approachable and local.
To get the most out of it, arrive early Saturday for the freshest boxes, bring cash plus Venmo and Zelle, and carry two want lists — one for sports, one for TCG — along with a separate gift list. Bring penny sleeves, top loaders, a binder and a hard-sided case for slabs. Save Sunday afternoon for bargaining, when dealers price to clear rather than repack for the year. Follow The Card Farm on social media for vendor lineups and confirmed hours.