The final Bayview Night Market of 2026 runs on Tuesday, December 15, from 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM at Bayview Golf Course in Kaneohe, hosted by PKMN Collective. The third-Tuesday December edition is the last chance for Windward Oahu collectors to trade before the holidays, and it has become the unofficial year-end party of the Collective: expect holiday giveaways from the hosts, a few themed table displays, and a lot of last-minute gift hunting alongside the usual trading.
Pokemon is the focus, and mid-December brings the year's strongest gift market. Expect sealed ETBs, booster boxes, holiday collection boxes, and tins alongside the modern illustration rares and special art cards that fill trade binders, Japanese promos and exclusives from within the Collective's network, and graded vintage slabs. Set builders make their final push to complete collections before the new year, so reverse holos, trainer galleries, and bulk rares change hands quickly. Other games keep a smaller footprint: One Piece, Lorcana, Yu-Gi-Oh!, and Magic: The Gathering, plus a few sports card binders with NFL and NBA cards. Several regulars bring starter lots priced for parents shopping for young collectors.
Hours are 3:00 PM to 8:00 PM. The crowd builds after 5:00 PM, and trading peaks after sunset when the evening cools and the lights come on.
Bayview Golf Course is at 45-285 Kaneohe Bay Drive off Kamehameha Highway in Kaneohe, about 25 minutes from Honolulu over the Pali or Likelike. Parking is free in the course lot. The market takes place outdoors under vendor canopies, and December is the rainiest part of the year on the Windward side, so bring a jacket and protect your binder in a bag or box; the market runs in light rain but may cancel in heavy weather, and the hosts post calls on Instagram. Food is usually available on site, and Kaneohe town and the Windward Mall are minutes away for holiday dinner afterward.
Admission is free with no registration.
Families and beginners will find this one of the friendliest events on the island. The outdoor layout gives keiki room to roam, and the trade-first culture treats young collectors as full participants. Experienced collectors come for the trade volume and for Japanese cards that appear here before the town shows. Holiday shoppers get direct access to local sellers with sealed product and starter lots at fair prices, and the giveaways add to the fun.
Tips: sort your binder by set and rarity, bring a phone light for inspecting cards after dark, carry small bills for cash-plus-trade deals, and pack sleeves, top loaders, and a small box for pickups. Arrive before 5:00 PM for first pick at vendor tables. If you need a specific gift item, ask early; sealed product goes fast in December.
Follow PKMN Collective and @hawaiicardshows on Instagram for updates and weather calls, or see the listing at hawaiicardshows.com. The market resumes its first-and-third-Tuesday rhythm in January 2027.