West Palm Beach Fort Pierce, FL, November 9, 2026 — Miami has been selected to host the 2028 NBA All-Star Weekend, with the Kaseya Center designated as the primary venue for the marquee events. The announcement marks a significant event for the city, bringing a major national sports spectacle to South Florida.

The National Basketball Association (NBA) confirmed the selection, placing Miami on the map as the host city for one of professional basketball’s premier annual gatherings. The Kaseya Center, located in downtown Miami, will serve as the focal point for the weekend’s festivities, which typically include the NBA All-Star Game, the Rising Stars Challenge, the Taco Bell Skills Challenge, the Mtn Dew NBA All-Star 3-Point Contest, and the AT&T Slam Dunk Contest, among other related events.

Details regarding the specific schedule of events and any additional venues that may be utilized for auxiliary activities have not yet been provided. The NBA All-Star Weekend typically spans three days, drawing players, coaches, media, and fans from across the globe. The economic impact on host cities is often substantial, with increased tourism, hospitality, and retail activity.

This marks the second time Miami has been selected to host the NBA All-Star Weekend. The city previously hosted the event in 2000. The selection process for host cities involves extensive evaluation by the NBA, considering factors such as venue capabilities, local infrastructure, potential for fan engagement, and the host city’s commitment to the event.

The Kaseya Center, formerly known as the AmericanAirlines Arena, underwent significant renovations in recent years. The venue is known for its capacity and modern amenities, making it suitable for hosting high-profile sporting and entertainment events. The specific dates for the 2028 NBA All-Star Weekend have not yet been announced by the league.


Story summarized from the original created by Justin Backer on cbs12.com, see more information here.

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