The Urban Soccer Hawaii Card Show takes over the indoor soccer facility at 218 Mohonua Place in Honolulu on Saturday, September 26, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. This recurring show, held roughly once a month on the last Saturday, has become one of the most interesting additions to the Oahu card scene because of its venue: a large, covered, turf-floored sports complex in the Mapunapuna industrial area that gives vendors and collectors more room to spread out than any hotel ballroom in town.
The show is billed as a buy, sell, and trade event for the local collector community, and the mix reflects that. Sports cards get a bigger share of the floor here than at the Pokemon-heavy shows, so expect a solid selection of MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, soccer, boxing, and UFC cards, including graded rookies, vintage cardboard, and a fair amount of local-player memorabilia. The venue's soccer identity means soccer cards, Topps Chrome UEFA, and Panini Prizm Premier League get real attention, which is unusual for Hawaii. Pokemon is still well represented, alongside One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Magic: The Gathering, and Lorcana singles and sealed product. Several vendors also bring memorabilia, Funko Pops, and vintage toys.
Hours are 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The first two hours are the busiest for buying; the last hour is where negotiated deals happen as vendors look to avoid packing up inventory.
Urban Soccer Hawaii sits at 218 Mohonua Place, just off Nimitz Highway near the airport and about 10 minutes from downtown. There is on-site and street parking in the surrounding industrial area, and the lot is generally easy on a Saturday when neighboring businesses are closed. The facility is covered, so weather is not a concern, and there is usually a snack or food vendor on site with more dining options along Nimitz and in nearby Mapunapuna.
Admission details are set by the organizer per show; recent editions have been low-cost or free walk-in events. Check the listing at hawaiicardshows.com or the organizer's Instagram the week of the show to confirm.
This show is a natural fit for sports card collectors who feel outnumbered at TCG-first events, for families who want space for the kids to roam, and for anyone who likes a more casual, gym-floor atmosphere. Pokemon collectors should still come; the crowd is smaller than at the marquee shows, so the negotiating tends to be friendlier.
Tips: bring cash, since some vendors here are hobbyists without card readers; carry a want list; and arrive at opening if you are chasing specific rookies or slabs. If you are trading, note that sports-for-TCG cross-deals are common here, so bring both binders if you have them.
The Urban Soccer Hawaii Card Show repeats on October 31, November 28, and December 26. For updates, follow @hawaiicardshows on Instagram or visit the event page at hawaiicardshows.com.