The November edition of the Total Eclipse Card & Collectibles Show takes over Boulevard Mall in Las Vegas on Saturday and Sunday, November 14 and 15, 2026, just in time for holiday shopping season. With 120-plus vendor tables advertised, a lively local crowd, and an afternoon-and-evening schedule, it is a strong option for anyone building a collection or hunting gifts for a hobbyist on their list.
Inventory spans the full range of the hobby. Pokémon cards are a major draw, with singles, graded copies, and sealed boxes. You will also find Magic: The Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, One Piece, and Lorcana tables, plus sports cards covering the NBA, NFL, MLB, and NHL. Sealed wax, supplies, collectible figures, and trade-friendly dealers round things out, and free raffles give attendees a chance to win something without spending a cent.
Both days run from 2:00 PM to 8:00 PM. That late start sets Total Eclipse apart from morning-oriented shows and fits neatly with Las Vegas schedules. On Saturday expect the largest crowds in the early evening, while Sunday offers a calmer pace and more time to talk with vendors about specific cards.
Admission for the Boulevard Mall dates was not confirmed. Earlier shows from this promoter advertised free entry and parking at community venues, but check the official Instagram page at @TotalEclipseCardShow before you go. If there is a ticket, expect it to be modest, and confirm whether children are admitted free.
Boulevard Mall is located at 3528 S. Maryland Parkway, Las Vegas, NV 89169. Large parking lots and multiple entrances make arrival easy, and the mall's restaurants and stores are close by for a snack or a break from browsing. The location near the University District and the Strip corridor makes it simple for tourists and locals alike.
This weekend is ideal for holiday shoppers, parents buying for kids who collect, local flippers, and TCG players building decks for winter tournaments. Because the show is promoted as a monthly series, dealers return often, so you may see familiar faces who remember what you collect.
For the best results, arrive within the first hour on Saturday, bring a gift list or want list, and set a budget before you start walking. Hold off on a purchase until you have seen at least two or three dealers selling the same card, then return to the best price. Carry cash, sleeves, and a tote bag, and take photos of tables where you plan to circle back.
If you are shopping for a gift, ask vendors about gift-ready sealed product, graded cards in display cases, and starter decks, which are easy to wrap. Many sellers will gladly help you choose something for a beginner, and some can recommend accessories like binders and deck boxes.
Follow the promoter on Instagram at @TotalEclipseCardShow or visit totaleclipsecardshow.com for updates. VERIFY: admission and exact table count were not confirmed for this date, so check the organizer's posts before traveling. Compare this show with Total Eclipse's other Boulevard Mall dates in October and December to choose the weekend that works best for you.