Hawaii's Biggest Card Show · Blaisdell

Hawaii Pop Con

Hawaii's biggest card show of the year at the Blaisdell Center — a pop-culture & trading card convention that draws vendors from across the country.

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About Hawaii Pop Con

Hawaii Pop Con is Hawaii's biggest card show of the year — an annual pop-culture and trading card convention at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, organized by the team behind Aloha Card Shop. It pairs a serious card-vendor floor — sports cards, Pokemon, and TCG — with the wider world of pop culture: comics, toys, and anime, all under one roof.

The scale is what sets it apart: it pulls vendors flying in from all over the country, not just the islands, which makes it one of the rare chances for Hawaii collectors to hit a mainland-caliber show without leaving home. For card collectors it's the marquee buying-and-trading weekend of the year; for everyone else it's a full pop-culture day out — the kind of crossover event that pulls in people who don't normally do card shows and sends a few of them home hooked.

New to the hobby? Read what to expect at a card show. Planning a trip around it? See the Hawaii card-show trip planner.

Upcoming Dates

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Past Conventions & Recaps

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Details & Organizer

Location
Neal S. Blaisdell Center
777 Ward Ave, Honolulu
Format
Pop culture + cards
comics, toys, anime & TCG
Organizer
@hawaiipopcon
by Aloha Card Shop

Venue and full schedule are confirmed closer to each edition — check the upcoming-date details above.

FAQ

What is Hawaii Pop Con?+
Hawaii's biggest card show of the year — an annual Blaisdell Center convention that blends pop culture (comics, toys, anime) with a major trading-card vendor floor. It's organized by the Aloha Card Shop team.
Where is Hawaii Pop Con held?+
At the Neal S. Blaisdell Center (777 Ward Ave, Honolulu). The next confirmed date is shown in the upcoming-dates section above, pulled live from our calendar.
How big is Hawaii Pop Con?+
It's the biggest card show in Hawaii each year — large enough to draw vendors flying in from across the mainland, not just the islands. For collectors it's a mainland-caliber show without leaving Hawaii.
Is it worth it for card collectors specifically?+
Yes — there's a dedicated card-vendor floor with sports cards, Pokemon, and TCG, alongside the broader pop-culture exhibitors. As the year's biggest show, it's the marquee buying-and-trading weekend.
How do I become a vendor?+
Reach out to @hawaiipopcon on Instagram to ask about exhibitor and table availability.

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