We’re still 63 days away from the official start of the Chicago Blackhawks Centennial Season, but that didn’t stop the organization from dropping its 2025-26 promotional schedule on Tuesday.

The Blackhawks will divide their season into four “chapters”:

• Chapter One: The Originals

• Chapter Two: The Madhouse

• Chapter Three: The Banner Years

• Chapter Four: The Next Originals

Chapter One: The Originals

This chapter “will spotlight the visionary players and leaders whose ingenuity and willingness to challenge convention established the Blackhawks as not just participants in hockey history, but as architects who shaped its very foundations.”

• October 17 vs. Vancouver: Stan Mikita Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

• November 15 vs. Toronto: The Originals Centennial Celebration Night and Tony Esposito Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

“The Originals” will honor the Blackhawks of the 1960s and before.

Chapter Two: The Madhouse

Chapter Two “will resurrect the distinctive traditions born within those hallowed walls that continue to define the authentic Blackhawks experience today.”

• November 23 vs. Colorado: Denis Savard Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

• December 13 vs. Detroit: The Madhouse Centennial Celebration Night and Chris Chelios Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

“The Madhouse” will honor the Blackhawks of the 70s-80s-90s-00s leading up to the franchise’s Cup runs of the 2010s.

Chapter Three: The Banner Years

Chapter Three “will immerse fans in the electric atmosphere of those dynasty seasons as Cup-winning alumni return to relive the moments when the Stanley Cup was hoisted overhead amid a sea of red and black.”

• January 4 vs. Vegas: Brent Seabrook Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

• January 17 vs. Boston: The Banner Years Centennial Celebration Night and Duncan Keith Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

“The Banner Years” will honor the Blackhawks dynasty of the 2010s.

Chapter Four: The Next Originals

Chapter Four “will offer a glimpse into hockey’s tomorrow, celebrating its evolution across culture, technology, and community that will continue to redefine the sport. The Next Originals isn’t merely a celebration, it’s Chicago’s unwavering dedication to growing the game through innovation and investment in young athletes and the next generation of fans for the next 100 years.”

• March 6 vs. Vancouver: The Next Originals Centennial Celebration Night and Tommy Hawk Bobblehead (first 8,000 fans)

“The Next Originals” will honor the Blackhawks of the present and future.

All of these Celebration Nights are expected to have notable alumni in attendance and a higher level of in-game production.

Other Promotions

Aside from the “Chapter” celebrations, the Hawks will also offer several other promotions and special events throughout the season.

The Hawks will again host a red-carpet event ahead of the home opener vs Montreal on October 11.

The team is also continuing their Player Pins gate giveaway series. Last season, the team gave away Connor Bedard and Nick Foligno pins. This year, fans at the game on October 19 vs. Anaheim will take home a Spencer Knight pin. Alex Vlasic pins will be available for the November 30 game vs. Anaheim, while fans can snag a Frank Nazar pin on March 22 vs. Nashville. All of these Player Pin giveaways will be limited to the first 10,000 fans to enter the building.

The team will also host a series of themed nights, including Military Appreciation (November 18 vs. Calgary), Native American Heritage Night (November 20 vs. Seattle), Hockey Fights Cancer (January 25 vs. Florida), Pride Night (February 2 vs. San Jose), and St. Patrick’s Day (March 17 vs. Minnesota).

Returning promotions also include the Friday Night Hockey series (November 28 vs. Nashville, January 9 vs. Washington, January 23 vs. Tampa Bay, January 30 vs. Columbus, and March 20 vs. Colorado), and their Home for the Holidays series of games (December 23 vs. Philadelphia, December 28 vs. Pittsburgh, December 30 vs. New York Islanders, and January 1 vs. Dallas).

Group tickets for parties of 10 or more will go on sale Wednesday, August 6, at 10 a.m. Single-game tickets are expected to go on sale in early September. Fans can secure early presale access by signing up to receive Blackhawks emails at Blackhawks.com/promos.