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NBA All-Star Weekend full schedule & how to watch

What's the schedule for NBA All-Star Weekend 2024 and when can you watch Blazers' rookie Scoot Henderson in the Rising Stars tournament?
Andrew Hanlon
Andrew Hanlon

Rip City Project

NBA All-Star 2024 logo / Dylan Buell/GettyImages

The suspense of the trade deadline has faded and the drama of the postseason race is yet to kick into full gear, which can only mean one thing: it's time for NBA All-Star Weekend.

Without Damian Lillard in Portland, there's no automatic bid for a Trail Blazers player anymore (although Lillard is defending the 3-point title he won as a member of the Blazers last year), but Scoot Henderson will be playing in the Rising Stars tournament, so at least there's something for Rip City fans to tune into.

When and how can you catch Scoot and the rest of the league's stars this weekend as they take part in the festivities in Indianapolis?

What's the 2024 NBA All-Star Weekend schedule?

All-star weekend kicks off on Friday, Feb. 16 this year, and runs through the all-star game itself on Sunday, Feb. 18.

Trail Blazers fans can catch Scoot on Friday night in the Panini Rising Stars tournament that starts at 9 p.m. ET on TNT. Henderson is part of Team Tamika coached by WNBA legend Tamika Catchings.

There are four teams in the mini-tournament which features the league's top rookies and sophomores. (Shaedon Sharpe was scheduled to participate before undergoing core muscle surgery).

The most anticipated events of the weekend are scheduled for the following times and can be found on the following channels:

  • State Farm All-Star Saturday night (in the following order: skills challenge, 3-point contest, Stephen vs. Sabrina 3-point challenge, dunk contest): 8 p.m. ET, TNT
  • 73rd NBA All-Star Game: 8 p.m. ET, TNT

The complete schedule can be found here.

Andrew Hanlon

Andrew Hanlon

Andrew is a Site Co-Expert for Pippen Ain't Easy. He earned a degree in Journalism from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh and began covering high school sports in 2014. He's covered the NBA since 2021, and his work has been featured on FanSided, SB Nation, Yahoo! Sports, Sportscasting, and GiveMeSport. He’s been in his PAE role since 2024 and previously held the Site Expert position for Rip City Project (Portland Trail Blazers). When he's not writing about, talking about, or watching sports, he can be found playing and coaching them with his five kids.