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Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA

Nothing is on the calendar at Moscone Center right now. Here is what has happened there before — and when something new is booked, this page is where it shows up.

What has happened here 4
Pokemon World Championships 2026 — San Francisco, CA
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🌎 Nation's Best
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Pokemon World Championships 2026 — San Francisco, CA
Aug 28 – Aug 30, 2026 0.0 Moscone Center, 747 Howard St, San…

Somewhere out there is a person who spent an entire year grinding regional qualifiers just for the chance to sit down at one table and find out, over a best-of-three, whether they are the best on the planet. Once a year those people all converge on a single city. In 2026, that city is San Francisco. The Pokemon World Championships is the culmination of a full competitive season across four formats: the Trading Card Game, Pokemon video games, Pokemon GO, and Pokemon Unite. Players from dozens of countries arrive having earned their invitation through a year of regional qualifications, international championships, and ranking points, all of it chasing a single title - World Champion. The 2026 event runs August 28-30 at San Francisco's Moscone Center, with the championship finals taking place at Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors. That separation matters. Moscone is where the tournament lives: thousands of players at tables, a lifetime of preparation compressed into a best-of-three, and the focused silence that only happens when everything is on the line. Chase Center is where it becomes spectacle - loud finals crowd, polished production, two players making decisions at the absolute ceiling of what the game allows. PokemonXP, the fan event running alongside the main championship, is the part that turns spectators into believers: Artist Alley, exclusive merchandise drops, side events, content creators, mascots, and spaces built for people who love this franchise without necessarily knowing the meta. For competitive players, Worlds is the Super Bowl. For fans, it is the weekend the hobby becomes a cultural event - and it is worth going even if you are not competing, as long as you plan ahead. Single-day passes are limited and distributed through an interest list at pokemon.com, with registration closing mid-June, and hotels in SoMa fill within days of registration windows opening. The Moscone district and nearby Japantown spend the whole weekend in Pokemon energy; the fan ecosystem extends well past the official venue. A day-trip from SoCal is realistic - San Francisco is a short flight or a 6-hour drive from Los Angeles. Pokemon is 30 years old and still generating its most competitive, most watched, most globally contested meta, and knowing that someone out there spent a year grinding regionals to earn their shot at this is the kind of thing that briefly makes you love the hobby again even if you have not played since you were ten.

Pokémon World Championships 2026
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🌎 Nation's Best
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Pokémon World Championships 2026
Aug 28 – Aug 30, 2026 Moscone Center, 747 Howard St, San…

Somewhere out there is a person who spent an entire year grinding regional qualifiers just for the chance to sit down at one table and find out, over a best-of-three, whether they are the best on the planet. Once a year those people all converge on a single city. In 2026, that city is San Francisco. The Pokemon World Championships is the culmination of a full competitive season across four formats: the Trading Card Game, Pokemon video games, Pokemon GO, and Pokemon Unite. Players from dozens of countries arrive having earned their invitation through a year of regional qualifications, international championships, and ranking points, all of it chasing a single title - World Champion. The 2026 event runs August 28-30 at San Francisco's Moscone Center, with the championship finals taking place at Chase Center, home of the Golden State Warriors. That separation matters. Moscone is where the tournament lives: thousands of players at tables, a lifetime of preparation compressed into a best-of-three, and the focused silence that only happens when everything is on the line. Chase Center is where it becomes spectacle - loud finals crowd, polished production, two players making decisions at the absolute ceiling of what the game allows. PokemonXP, the fan event running alongside the main championship, is the part that turns spectators into believers: Artist Alley, exclusive merchandise drops, side events, content creators, mascots, and spaces built for people who love this franchise without necessarily knowing the meta. For competitive players, Worlds is the Super Bowl. For fans, it is the weekend the hobby becomes a cultural event - and it is worth going even if you are not competing, as long as you plan ahead. Single-day passes are limited and distributed through an interest list at pokemon.com, with registration closing mid-June, and hotels in SoMa fill within days of registration windows opening. The Moscone district and nearby Japantown spend the whole weekend in Pokemon energy; the fan ecosystem extends well past the official venue. A day-trip from SoCal is realistic - San Francisco is a short flight or a 6-hour drive from Los Angeles. Pokemon is 30 years old and still generating its most competitive, most watched, most globally contested meta, and knowing that someone out there spent a year grinding regionals to earn their shot at this is the kind of thing that briefly makes you love the hobby again even if you have not played since you were ten.

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Fan Expo San Francisco 2025
Nov 28 – Nov 30, 2025 Moscone Center

Get ready for the ultimate geek celebration at Fan Expo San Francisco 2025! This premier pop culture convention is bringing fans of all things comics, movies, TV shows, video games, and anime together for an unforgettable experience. With appearances from celebrity guests, renowned comic book artists, cosplay contests, and exclusive merchandise, it’s the perfect event to immerse yourself in the world of your favorite fandoms. Explore interactive panels, meet the stars behind iconic franchises, and dive into the art, fashion, and games that make up the heart of geek culture. Whether you're a first-time attendee or a seasoned con-goer, Fan Expo San Francisco promises to deliver non-stop excitement and a chance to connect with fellow enthusiasts. 📚🎮🎤 #FanExpoSF2025 #PopCultureCon #GeekCulture

Fan Expo San Francisco 2024
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Fan Expo San Francisco 2024
Nov 29 – Dec 1, 2024 Moscone Center, San Francisco, CA

Fan Expo San Francisco is a multi-genre convention celebrating comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, and gaming. The event features celebrity guests, autograph sessions, cosplay contests, and exhibitor halls.

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