Sports cards and trading card games are taking over Tampa for three days when the Tampa Sports Collectors Expo arrives at the Florida State Fairgrounds…

The Coral Springs Card Show heads to Pompano Beach September 13 for a Sunday of sports cards, memorabilia, collectibles and plenty of tables to browse.

The Nona Collects Card Show returns to Orlando September 12 with more than 170 tables featuring sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, TCGs, non-sports cards, supplies and more.

QuestCon Orlando takes over Lake Buena Vista September 11–13 with board games, RPGs, miniature gaming, TCG tournaments, competitions and three full days of tabletop gaming.

365 Collectibles heads to Zoo Miami on September 12 with more than 35 vendor tables featuring sports cards, Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and other collectibles. Admission and parking are free.

The TCG Midweek Show comes to Clermont September 9 with more than 60 vendor tables, Pokémon and TCG collectibles, free admission, free parking, pizza and raffles.

Anchor Up Sports brings its monthly card show back to Pensacola September 12, featuring sports cards, Pokémon, One Piece, raffles, buying, selling and trading. Admission and parking are free.

850 Sports Cards brings two days of card collecting to Tallahassee September 11–12, with the North Florida Fairgrounds hosting the latest stop on the 2026 card-show schedule.

The Lake Worth Sports Cards & Collectibles Show returns to Greenacres on September 6, featuring sports cards, Pokémon, TCGs and collectibles. Admission is free.

The Port Saint Lucie Card Show returns September 5 with sports cards, Pokémon, One Piece, Magic: The Gathering, Marvel, Disney, comic cards and more. Admission is free.