The Brooklyn Nets have announced their 2026-27 Nets Unite schedule, a season-long series of games and community programming celebrating cultures and communities across Brooklyn.
The lineup includes AAPI Night, Noche Latina, Pride Night, Black History Month, Chinese New Year, Caribbean Carnival, HBCU Homecoming and Women’s Impact.
The Nets also announced local artists who will collaborate with the team on each themed celebration. The partnerships are intended to give Brooklyn artists an opportunity to share their work and perspectives with Nets fans.
Nets Unite is a community-first platform focused on representing the cultures that shape Brooklyn. The program extends the Nets’ community work beyond basketball through collaborations with local artists, small businesses and community organizations.
The team has previously used Nets Unite games to mark cultural celebrations, including Black History and Chinese New Year events.
The individual Nets Unite games will feature art, storytelling and other fan experiences tied to their respective themes. Planned elements include limited-edition merchandise collaborations, giveaways, community partnerships, interactive concourse activities and in-game presentations.
The programming comes as the Nets enter their 60th season. The team’s 2026-27 schedule also includes a separate six-game Eras Nights series highlighting different periods in franchise history. The Nets’ regular-season schedule begins Oct. 21 at home against the Charlotte Hornets at Barclays Center.
Details on individual games, participating artists and related activities are available through the Nets’ official Nets Unite page and schedule.
