February 2026

Another finals competition — that you’ll want to set your alarm for. The women’s short track 1000m streams on Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 5 am ET. It’ll also be on the USA Network at 6:35 am ET. More here.

Tune in to part two of the pair figure skating competition at 3:55 pm on NBC. More here.

It’s the final run for the men’s alpine slalom competition. — You can stream iton Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 7:20 am ET or on USA Network at 7:30 am ET. More here.

The men’s ski jumping super team large hill event streams at 12 pm ET on Peacock and nbcolympics.com. Or, stay up late and catch it at 11:30 pm ET on USA Network. More here.

It’s the final women’s freeski big air competition, which streams at 1:30 pm ET on Peacock and nbcolympics.com and airs on NBC. More here.

Tune into the women’s bobsled monobob finals, streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 3:05 pm ET. Or, catch it at 3:30 pm ET on NBC. Who to watch: Kaysha Love. More here.

The federal holiday honoring George Washington’s birthday gives many Americans a Monday off — and doubles as one of the year’s biggest retail weekends.

Tune into the men’s freeski big air finals, on NBC and streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 1:30 pm ET. More here.

It’s officially the year of the Horse in the Chinese zodiac — a sign associated with energy, independence, and forward momentum. Yes, please.

Fat Tuesday marks the final day of Carnival season — and New Orleans hosts its biggest pre-Lent parade at midnight.

Watch the third and fourth runs — that’s the final one — in the two-man bobsled competition on USA Network and streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 3 pm ET. More here.

Catch the men’s large hill nordic combined 10K race streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 7:45 am ET. More here.

The men’s and women’s cross-country skiing team sprint finals are streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com at 5:45 am ET. More here.

Tune into the finals for the women’s freestyle aerial competition, streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com and on USA Network at 5:30 am ET. Or, catch the re-air at 1:30 pm and 4:30 pm ET on NBC. More here.

The sun moves into Pisces, kicking off a month associated with intuition, creativity, and big emotional energy.

Those observing might have ash on their foreheads in the shape of a cross. They may also say goodbye to a guilty pleasure until Easter.

It’s the finals for two events in the short track competition — for the men, it’s the 500m and for the women, it’s the 3,000m relay. Coverage kicks off at 2:15 pm ET, on the USA Network and streaming on Peacock and nbcolympics.com. More here.

Catch the second — and final — run in the women’s slalom alpine competition at 7:30 am ET. It streams on Peacock and nbcolympics.com — or, you can watch it on the USA Network starting at 7:55 am ET. More here.

Ramadan, the holiest month in Islam, begins at sunset. It marks a period of daily fasting from dawn to dusk, prayer, and community for Muslims around the world.