MLB Reveals Full 2026 All-Star Week Schedule in Philadelphia

Philadelphia’s about to get loud for Major League Baseball’s All-Star festivities. The 96th All-Star Game and All-Star Week hit the city July 10–14, 2026.

MLB and the Phillies are pitching the event as a double celebration: the sport itself and Philly’s 250 years of American history. It’s shaping up to be a week packed with on-field showcases, youth tournaments, fan experiences, and industry gatherings.

A landmark week in Major League Baseball

The All-Star celebration returns to Philadelphia for the first time since 1996. It’s meant to honor baseball while leaning into the city’s rich historical backdrop.

From the first pitch at Citizens Bank Park to a grand closing night on Fox, fans can expect a blend of competition, culture, and community. Multiple venues will be buzzing all week.

Events will span four days, mixing baseball with fan engagement. The week’s built to entertain everyone—hardcore followers, casual attendees, and anyone in between.

You’ll see professional showcases, youth participation, and interactive experiences that spotlight Philadelphia’s heritage. The city’s modern role as a baseball hub gets plenty of love too.

Event lineup and venues

Here’s how the schedule shapes up. Each venue and key moment gives the week its own rhythm.

• HBCU Swingman Classic — Friday, July 10, at Citizens Bank Park. Fifty Division I HBCU players take the field, broadcast on MLB Network.
• Youth baseball and softball tournaments — July 10–13 at FDR Park. Championship games go down July 13 at UPenn’s Tommy Lasorda Field.
• All-Star Village — Four days of fan festival at the Pennsylvania Convention Center, July 11–14. Expect interactive games, video gaming, meet-and-greets with players, and, of course, local food.
• MLB Draft — Saturday, July 11, at 1:30 p.m., in the Convention Center’s Grand Hall. It’s free and open to the public, with ticket info coming soon.
• All-Star Futures Game and MLBx: All-Star 3-on-3 — Friday, July 12, at Citizens Bank Park. The Futures Game starts things off, then it’s a new 3-on-3 competition with former All-Stars and softball stars in quick semifinal and final games.
• Home Run Derby — Monday, July 13, at 8 p.m. You can stream it on Netflix.
• All-Star Red Carpet Show — This one rolls out before the All-Star Game and airs on MLB Network. Location’s still TBA.
• All-Star Game — Tuesday, July 14, at 8 p.m. Fox carries the national broadcast.

Citizens Bank Park, the Convention Center, and UPenn’s Tommy Lasorda Field all get their moment in the spotlight. The city’s layout lets fans, media, and players move between events, soak up the atmosphere, and dive into immersive experiences.

Media coverage, broadcasts, and fan access

Media partners plan to cover the action across a bunch of platforms. Fans nationwide can tune in no matter how they watch.

The Home Run Derby streams on Netflix—yeah, that’s new. The All-Star Red Carpet Show airs on MLB Network, and Fox has the All-Star Game. The MLB Draft is free and open to the public, so fans can check out the league’s next wave of talent right in downtown Philly.

What this All-Star Week means for fans and the city

All-Star Week isn’t just about the Futures Game, the Derby, or the All-Star Game. It feels like a celebration of Philadelphia’s deep connection with baseball and its place in the city’s culture.

The HBCU Swingman Classic and youth tournaments at FDR Park show a real push for development and diversity in the sport. There’s a clear effort to create opportunities at every level of the game.

All-Star Village at the Convention Center brings fans together for something more than just baseball. You can meet players, play interactive games, and taste some local food—plus, you get to experience a city that treats sports as a shared passion.

For folks heading out, the week goes way beyond the main events. It’s a chance to dive into a city that mixes 250 years of history with a lively, modern baseball scene.

From the first moments at Citizens Bank Park to the last cheers on Fox, the 2026 All-Star Week in Philadelphia aims to be something special. It’s designed to be open, memorable, and tied to both the sport’s past and what’s next.

 
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