East Mountain Road off of Route 115 — Jun 14, 2026

East Mountain Road off of Route 115 is a recurring sports card and collectibles show in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, held at the Holiday Inn / Doubletree by Hilton at 600 Wildflower Dr. Pokémon and sports cards are the draw, and admission is free, which makes it an easy drop-in for a casual browse as well as a stop for collectors hunting specific singles.

What you'll find on the floor

The room is built around sports cards and Pokémon, with about 50 tables at the most recent and upcoming editions. That puts it in the mid-sized range: enough dealers to compare prices on the same cards, small enough to work the whole floor in an afternoon. Showing up costs nothing at the door.

Dates and format

The show runs on a roughly monthly rhythm through the year, usually on a Sunday, with a gap through the late summer and early fall. Every edition below is a free-admission show at the hotel on Wildflower Dr.

The next show on the calendar is November 22, 2026.

History

The 2026 run began with an April 26 show and followed with dates on May 31, June 14 and July 12. After a summer break, it returned on October 25 with a 50-table floor, and the same size is set for November 22. Staying in one hotel room across the whole run gives regulars a fixed address to come back to.

Getting there

The show is held at the Holiday Inn / Doubletree by Hilton, 600 Wildflower Dr, in Wilkes-Barre. Several card and game stores sit within a few miles, which makes it easy to pair the show with a shop visit: Break Boss Cards and Collectibles in Wilkes-Barre is about 1.3 miles away, Sward In The Stone Tabletop Games in Wilkes-Barre Township about 1.6 miles, and Check's Cards N' Collectibles in Kingston about 4 miles. The nearest other card show on the calendar, The Big Show Card Show, is about 48 miles away and next runs November 7, so the two don't compete for the same weekend.

Who it suits

This show fits local collectors who want a free, no-commitment Sunday of sports cards and Pokémon, and anyone in the Wilkes-Barre area who would rather flip through dealer boxes in person than order singles online. With 50 tables on the floor, it is also a reasonable-sized room for a dealer looking to add a regional stop to their schedule.