2026 Winter Olympics Schedule

The complete 2026 Winter Olympics schedule for the Milano Cortina Games, running February 6 through February 22, 2026. Below you'll find an interactive calendar with every event, plus TV times and channel info for NBC, Peacock, USA Network, and CNBC. You can also download the full schedule directly to your calendar, or browse by sport.

How to Watch the 2026 Winter Olympics

NBCUniversal holds the exclusive U.S. broadcast rights for the 2026 Winter Olympics. Coverage is split across four channels and one streaming platform:

• NBC — Primetime coverage of marquee events like figure skating, alpine skiing, and ice hockey. Also carries the Opening and Closing Ceremonies.
• Peacock — Live streaming of every single event, including sports that don't air on traditional TV. The only way to watch everything.
• USA Network — Daytime and afternoon live coverage, particularly for curling, biathlon, cross-country skiing, and early-round hockey games.
• CNBC — Carries overflow live events when USA Network and NBC are both occupied, typically speed skating and freestyle skiing.

Since Milano Cortina is 6 hours ahead of Eastern Time, many events air in the early morning U.S. hours. Peacock will stream replays of everything, and NBC's primetime show packages the day's highlights each evening. Use the sport-specific schedule pages below to filter events by your timezone.

Key Dates for Milano Cortina 2026

• February 4–5 — Preliminary rounds begin in curling (mixed doubles) and ice hockey before the official Opening Ceremony.
• February 6 — Opening Ceremony at San Siro Stadium in Milan.
• February 7 — First medal events: biathlon mixed relay, cross-country skiathlon, freestyle skiing moguls, short track speed skating, and ski jumping.
• February 8–21 — Full competition across all 15 sports and all venues.
• February 22 — Closing Ceremony, along with the final medal events in cross-country skiing, bobsled, and ice hockey.

Where Are the 2026 Winter Olympics?

The 2026 Games are spread across multiple venues in northern Italy, clustered around Milan and Cortina d'Ampezzo:

• Milan — PalaItalia Santa Giulia hosts ice hockey, and San Siro Stadium hosts the Opening Ceremony.
• Cortina d'Ampezzo — Alpine skiing (women's events), curling, and the sliding sports (bobsled, luge, skeleton) at the Cortina Sliding Centre.
• Bormio — Men's alpine skiing events at the Stelvio course.
• Livigno — Freestyle skiing and snowboarding at the Mottolino and Carosello areas.
• Anterselva — Biathlon events at the Anterselva Arena, one of the top biathlon venues in the world.
• Baselga di Piné — Speed skating at the Ice Rink Piné.
• Tesero — Cross-country skiing at the Tesero Cross-Country Stadium.
• Predazzo — Ski jumping and nordic combined at the Predazzo Ski Jumping Stadium.
• Turin — Figure skating and short track speed skating return to the Palavela, the same arena used during the 2006 Turin Olympics.

Browse the Schedule by Sport

Select a sport below for a detailed schedule with every broadcast, medal event, and TV channel. Each sport page includes timezone conversion, network filters, and FAQs.

About This Schedule

This schedule is compiled from NBC's official broadcast listings for the 2026 Winter Olympics. All times default to Eastern Time (ET) but can be converted to your local timezone on each sport page. We update this page as NBC releases schedule changes, so check back if you're looking for specific events. If you want the schedule in your own calendar app, download the .ics file and import it into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook.