OK Collects Card Show

OK Collects Card Show is a two-day trading card show at the OKC Convention Center in Oklahoma City, aimed at Pokémon, sports card and general TCG collectors who want a full weekend of buying, selling and trading. It is the Oklahoma extension of a multi-city show series that began as a single local show and grew across Texas, and the schedule already runs through the end of 2027.

What you'll find on the floor

The floor is a mixed one: Pokémon, sports cards and other trading card games sit side by side, and the pitch is a packed vendor hall where people hunt for grails, finish sets, or simply walk the aisles to see what turns up. Giveaways, contests, interactive moments and special guest appearances are part of the weekend. The tone is laid-back and meant for collectors of all ages, with an emphasis on a safe, family-friendly room and fair pricing for both attendees and vendors.

Dates

Every edition on the calendar is a two-day weekend show at the OKC Convention Center.

The December 2027 run is the one date worth confirming before you plan around it, since it spans a Friday through Sunday.

Vendor tables

Vendors interested in a table reach the organizer by email. The same contact handles ticket questions and sponsorship or partnership inquiries. Table prices and layout details have not been set out publicly, so ask about them when you reach out.

History

The show debuted on September 12, 2026, and has completed its first edition. It comes from the team behind TX Card Shows, which started as one local show and became a series across several Texas cities. OK Collects is positioned as the next chapter of that operation, with the stated goal of building a card show Oklahoma can call its own and expanding into new cities across the state over time.

Getting there

All four 2027 dates are at the OKC Convention Center in Oklahoma City, so the venue stays constant from show to show.

Who it suits

OK Collects Card Show fits Oklahoma collectors who want a big, mixed-category room close to home, families bringing kids who collect, and vendors looking to get in early on a new series with an established organizer behind it. The two-day format and a calendar that runs through 2027 give regulars and first-timers plenty of time to plan.