Cards & Collectibles Show

Cards & Collectibles Show is a long-running sports card and collectibles show held at the Garfield Boys & Girls Club in Garfield, New Jersey. It has run for more than 38 years, with 100 tables, a $3 admission, and a floor that leans toward sports cards, both vintage and new, alongside a broad spread of memorabilia. It suits local collectors, families, and dealers who want a steady, low-cost room close to home.

What you'll find on the floor

Sports cards, vintage and new, are the core of the show, including unopened wax packs, boxes, and sets. Around them sit non-sport cards, supplies, action figures, autographs, game-used items, jerseys, magazines, programs, and comics. Door prizes are given away every hour, and the show encourages bringing a kid along to chase the thrill of opening a pack.

Pokémon turns up in the show's category data, but the room is built first around sports cards and general memorabilia.

Dates and format

The show runs from 9 AM to 2 PM at the Garfield Boys & Girls Club, 490 Midland Ave, Garfield, NJ 07026. It meets on Sundays, usually two or three times a month, and the 2026 calendar runs from January through December. The remaining 2026 dates are:

The December 20 date is the annual Christmas show, where $600 in room shopping sprees is awarded.

Admission and tables

Admission is $3. The room holds 100 tables.

History

The show has run for more than 38 years as the Tri-States Collectible Showplace, and the schedule bears that out as a steady, frequent calendar rather than an occasional event. In 2026 the show completed dates on March 15, April 5, May 3, June 7, July 19, and October 18, all at the Garfield Boys & Girls Club.

Getting there

The club is at 490 Midland Ave in Garfield. Free parking is plentiful. A card, comics, and collectibles store sits right in Garfield, and several hobby shops are within a few miles in Saddle Brook, Passaic, Wallington, and Rochelle Park, which makes it easy to build a longer day of it.

Who it suits

This show fits collectors who want a cheap, easy Sunday morning with a real sports card focus, parents who want to introduce a kid to the hobby, and dealers looking for a mature, well-established room with a frequent schedule.