ArenaCapacity · Weekly Event Guide
Chicago Events This Week: Sports & Concerts
November 10–16, 2026
Tuesday kicks off a busy stretch at the United Center, where the Champions Classic brings Michigan State, Duke, Kansas, and Kentucky to Chicago for a single evening. The Bulls and Blackhawks each have home dates later in the week, and House of Blues and the Chicago Theatre round out a calendar that gives you real options Tuesday through Saturday.
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Sports in Chicago This Week
Tuesday's Champions Classic tips off at 6 p.m. at the United Center, pairing Michigan State against Duke and Kansas against Kentucky in two games. The Bulls host the San Antonio Spurs on the same floor Wednesday evening at 7 p.m. On Saturday afternoon the Blackhawks take on the Winnipeg Jets, with puck drop set for 2:30.
Champions Classic: Michigan State vs Duke, Kansas vs Kentucky
United Center
Chicago, IL
San Antonio Spurs at Chicago Bulls
United Center
Chicago, IL
Winnipeg Jets at Chicago Blackhawks
United Center
Chicago, IL
Concerts in Chicago This Week
Michelle Branch plays House of Blues on Tuesday at 8 p.m., the same night as the Champions Classic. Almost Monday performs at House of Blues on Friday at 7 p.m.
Michelle Branch
House of Blues Chicago
Chicago, IL
Almost Monday
House of Blues Chicago
Chicago, IL
Comedy & Other Shows in Chicago
Nikki Glaser brings her comedy show to the Chicago Theatre on Friday at 7 p.m.
Nikki Glaser
The Chicago Theatre
Chicago, IL
Chicago Venue Bag Policies & Parking
Bag restrictions and parking arrangements vary by venue. Use the guides below to check permitted bags and plan where to park. A bag allowed at one arena may not meet another venue’s rules. Check the event or venue’s official information for additional restrictions, and confirm parking details before you travel.
The Chicago Theatre
House of Blues Chicago
What Made the List
We look for games and shows you might plan a night around, starting with the local teams and bigger stages. There’s room for a smaller gig, too. Each edition follows that week’s calendar, so familiar venues can return alongside a few different picks.