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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