The Wolfpack Collectibles TCG Card Show is north Orange County's weekly Tuesday-night trading card game meetup, and the September 8, 2026 edition at Diamond 9 Sports in Placentia is the first one after Labor Day. If you live in Santa Ana, Orange, Anaheim or Fullerton and want a low-pressure place to trade, buy singles and play a few games on a weeknight, this is the show that fills that gap between the big weekend conventions.
The focus is squarely on trading card games. Vendors set up with Pokemon singles from vintage WOTC through the newest Scarlet & Violet and Mega Evolution era sets, Japanese promos, graded slabs and sealed product, alongside Magic: The Gathering commander staples, Yu-Gi-Oh! singles, One Piece, Disney Lorcana, Dragon Ball Super and Union Arena. Because the host venue is Diamond 9 Sports, a card and sports shop, you will also find a selection of MLB, NBA and NFL cards at the counter, but expect the trade binders on the tables to be overwhelmingly Pokemon and One Piece.
Hours are 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM on Tuesday, September 8. Admission is free. Vendor tables are only 30 dollars, which is why the room turns over with new sellers week to week; if you have a collection to move, reserving a table through the Diamond 9 website is one of the cheapest ways in Orange County to set up as a dealer.
Diamond 9 Sports is at 1850 N Placentia Ave, Placentia, CA 92870, in a shopping center just south of the 57 Freeway at Yorba Linda Boulevard. There is free surface parking in the lot in front of the store. From Santa Ana the drive is about 20 minutes up the 55 and 57 freeways outside of rush hour, though the 3 PM start lets you beat the worst of it if you leave early.
Who should come: this is an ideal first card event for kids and teens who are new to Pokemon, because the crowd is friendly, entry is free and the stakes are low. Competitive players use it to pick up the last few singles for a deck before a weekend League Cup, and casual collectors treat it as a weekly trade night with regulars they get to know by name.
Tips: bring a trade binder rather than a shoebox, because most deals here are card-for-card swaps rather than cash sales. Carry a little cash for the vendors who do not take cards, and bring a want list so you are not scrolling your phone at every table. If you are selling, come at 3 PM when the tables are being set up and buyers are fresh.
For updates, follow Wolfpack Collectibles on Instagram, and reserve tables or ask questions through d9sportscards.com. The show repeats every Tuesday, so if you cannot make September 8 the next one is just a week away.