Trejo's Card Show makes its biggest move yet on Sunday, November 22, 2026, stepping up from the Ruthe Jackson Center to the NTX Arena floor in Lewisville with 320 vendor tables. For a series that built its reputation on well-run community shows in Grand Prairie, this is the graduation event — same organizers, same family-friendly approach, roughly four times the floor space.
The layout splits into two clearly defined halves, which is a meaningful advantage over shows that mix everything together. The dedicated Sports Card section carries MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL material from vintage through current-year releases: graded PSA, BGS and SGC slabs, raw stars and rookies, sealed hobby wax and team lots, with late-November football and basketball inventory moving fastest. The dedicated TCG section covers Pokemon in depth, plus One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, Dragon Ball and Lorcana — graded vintage, sealed boxes, promos and binder singles across all of them. Around those two anchors, the series' usual supporting cast appears: comics, toys, memorabilia, autographs, anime goods, plush, Funko Pops, video games, fan art and handmade items. A food court runs on site, and the organizers stage a scavenger hunt and rolling giveaways through the day.
Hours are VIP early access at 9:00 AM followed by general admission 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. That is a seven-hour general session, long enough to cover 320 tables in two passes. The VIP hour matters more at a floor this size, since the best graded material tends to be spoken for early.
Children 10 and under enter free. VERIFY: the general admission and VIP dollar figures for this date were not published at generation time; the series has previously run $5 general and $10 VIP. Confirm at trejostradingpost.com or on the show's Treasure page. Parking at NTX Arena is free.
NTX Arena is at 2401 South Stemmons Freeway, Suite 4000, in Lewisville, directly off I-35E. From Arlington the drive is about 35 to 40 minutes via Highway 360 to I-635 and north. The Stemmons corridor and the neighbouring Vista Mall complex offer plenty of food within five minutes if you would rather leave the building.
This show is a strong choice for almost everyone. Sports collectors get a dedicated section rather than tables scattered among Pokemon dealers. TCG buyers get the same courtesy in reverse. Families get free entry for young kids plus a scavenger hunt built to keep them engaged. Holiday shoppers get 320 tables the weekend before Thanksgiving. Traders get one of the friendlier crowds on the circuit — this organizer's shows have always rewarded people who bring a binder.
Tips: take the VIP hour if you have specific targets. Bring cash. Decide which section you are working first and finish it before crossing to the other, because 320 tables will otherwise consume your day without a plan. Note asks on your first pass, negotiate on your second. Bring anything you want offers on; the buying tables at Trejo's shows are active.
For tickets, floor maps and vendor information, see trejostradingpost.com or the Trejo's Trading Post pages on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.