NIKE, Inc. is set to dominate NBA All-Star Weekend. The event will showcase basketball’s past, present, and future. Across its legendary portfolios of Nike, Jordan Brand, and Converse, the weekend promises exclusive events, product drops, and immersive experiences. Moreover, it highlights the intersection of culture, style, and sport.
Nike: Shaping the Future of Basketball
First, Nike leads the charge with its Future Game experience. This event celebrates the next generation of basketball talent. It will take place at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts in Oakland, starting February 13. The three-day event will feature competitive showcases for young hoopers, including Nike NIL athlete AJ Dybantsa. Additionally, Nike Basketball stars will make appearances throughout the weekend, and local designers will offer product customization.





Furthermore, Nike’s Black Label Collection will debut during the event. It features all-black designs for athletes like Giannis Antetokounmpo, Devin Booker, LeBron James, and more. Classic silhouettes, such as the Nike Zoom KD 4 and Nike Air Foamposite One, will also be showcased. In addition, the highly anticipated G.T. Cut 3 Turbo will be featured, designed specifically for the fastest players on the court.








Jordan Brand: A Legacy of Greatness
Next, Jordan Brand celebrates its enduring legacy with the Jordan Fam Fest on February 15. This event, in collaboration with Oakland icon Marshawn Lynch, will showcase the brand’s most iconic moments. Jordan Family athletes will make appearances, and exclusive product launches will take place. Notably, the event marks 40 years since Michael Jordan’s first NBA All-Star appearance. As a result, it continues the brand’s legacy with future basketball stars.



In addition to the Fam Fest, Jordan Brand will host the Nike EYBL Showcase with top youth teams. Fans can also visit Shoe Palace in San Francisco’s Union Square and Oakland’s Telegraph Avenue for exclusive product drops. These retail experiences will spotlight the brand’s basketball and streetwear culture. One highlight will be the launch of the Jordan Brand Women’s Brooklyn Boot.




Converse: A Fusion of Basketball and Skateboarding
Meanwhile, Converse rounds out Nike, Inc.’s NBA All-Star Weekend presence with an activation blending basketball and skateboarding culture. Inspired by NBA All-Star Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Converse will host an immersive experience at 300 Grant Ave. This space will feature exclusive product drops, customization opportunities, and surprise appearances. Fans can explore Gilgeous-Alexander’s influence on Converse’s basketball line.


In addition, Converse will unveil the upgraded UN Skate Plaza. Designed by Alexis Sablone, a Converse CONS rider and MIT-trained architect, the plaza will host a day of community programming on February 15. This event, in partnership with The Skatepark Project and Skate Like a Girl, will feature product giveaways, a trick competition, and demos from Converse CONS team riders.
The Power of Collaboration
Finally, throughout All-Star Weekend, Nike, Jordan Brand, and Converse will collaborate with Foot Locker. They will demonstrate their dedication to the game with complementary exhibitions. For instance, Jordan Brand’s Heart of Sneakers event will run from February 13 to 16. Undoubtedly, the collective presence of these iconic brands will leave a lasting impact on the Bay Area. Ultimately, their efforts will fuel the future of basketball while honoring the sport’s rich legacy.
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