Texas
Sports card shows in Texas
Texas is buzzing with excitement for sports card enthusiasts, featuring a packed schedule of 33 upcoming shows across the state. The rhythm of events is steady, with one show this weekend and three more next weekend, providing ample opportunities for collectors to dive into the vibrant community. Notably, the largest shows, including the Collect-A-Con in San Antonio, promise to be highlights, showcasing a vast array of cards and collectibles.
Key cities like San Antonio, Arlington, and Austin are set to host some of the best shows, making them essential stops for any serious collector. With a variety of multi-day events and trade nights, there's something for everyone. Be sure to mark your calendars for the standout events, as they are not to be missed!
- Upcoming shows
- 33
- Best Shows
- 6
- Metro areas
- 4
- Largest show
- 900
- This weekend
- 1
- Multi-day shows
- 21
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Recommended
Best Shows
The Texas shows we recommend planning around — automatically selected from upcoming Hit Exchange Best Shows based on a dedicated website, 400+ tables, and a multi-day schedule.
Dallas Card Show
Marriott Dallas Allen Hotel & Convention Center
- 700+ tables
- 4+ Day
- Trade Night
Dallas Card Show
Marriott Dallas Allen Hotel & Convention Center
- 700+ tables
- 4+ Day
- Trade Night
Austin Card Show
Austin venue
- 300+ tables
- 3 Day
- Trade Night
Collect-A-Con-San Antonio
Freeman Coliseum and Expo Center
- 700+ tables
- 2 Day
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This weekend
Sports card shows across Texas this weekend.
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Next weekend
Get a head start on next weekend's Texas sports card shows.
H-Town Cards & Collectible Show
Stafford Centre
- 2 Day
Collect-A-Con-San Antonio
Freeman Coliseum and Expo Center
- 700+ tables
- 2 Day
Frisco Card Show
Embassy Suites Frisco
By the numbers
Largest sports card shows
The biggest upcoming Texas shows by listed table count.
Collect-A-Con-San Antonio
Freeman Coliseum and Expo Center
- 700+ tables
- 2 Day
Collect-A-Con-Dallas
Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas
- 700+ tables
- 2 Day
Collect-A-Con-San Antonio
Freeman Coliseum and Expo Center
- 700+ tables
- 2 Day
Dallas Card Show
Marriott Dallas Allen Hotel & Convention Center
- 700+ tables
- 4+ Day
- Trade Night
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Sports card shows by metro in Texas
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Complete show calendar
All 33 upcoming Texas shows, grouped by weekend. Filter by size or date to plan your trip.
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1 showNext weekend
3 showsCollect-A-Con-San Antonio
Freeman Coliseum and Expo Center
- 700+ tables
- 2 Day
Frisco Card Show
Embassy Suites Frisco
H-Town Cards & Collectible Show
Stafford Centre
- 2 Day
Weekend of Aug 21–23
3 showsDallas Card Show – Houston
George R Brown Convention Center
- 300+ tables
- 3 Day
Cowtown Card Show
Radisson Hotel
The Cardboard Collectors Show
Fort Bend County Fairgrounds
- 2 Day
Weekend of Aug 28–30
2 showsWeekend of Sep 11–13
1 showWeekend of Sep 18–20
1 showWeekend of Sep 25–27
1 showWeekend of Oct 2–4
1 showShowing 8 of 18 weekends
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Sports card shows in Texas: FAQ
How many sports card shows are coming up in Texas?
There are 33 upcoming sports card shows in Texas, scheduled between Aug 8, 2026 and Jan 8, 2027.
When is the next sports card show in Texas?
The next scheduled show is NTX Sports Cards & Comics Show in Lewisville on Aug 8, 2026.
What is the biggest sports card show in Texas?
By listed table count, the largest upcoming show is Collect-A-Con-San Antonio in San Antonio, with 900 tables.
Are there any Best Shows in Texas?
Yes — 6 upcoming shows are Hit Exchange Best Shows, including Dallas Card Show, Dallas Card Show, Austin Card Show. Best Shows are automatically recommended based on measurable signals: a dedicated event website, 400+ tables, and a multi-day schedule.
Which cities in Texas have sports card shows?
Upcoming shows are spread across San Antonio, Arlington, Austin, Allen, Dallas, El Paso, and more.
Is there a sports card show in Texas this weekend?
Yes — 1 sports card show is happening in Texas this weekend.