The Bulls Fest 2025 made a powerful return to the United Center this summer, bringing Chicago’s ultimate basketball celebration to life with a weekend full of action, art, and unforgettable moments.
These photos showcase family fun and community unity along the streets of Madison, lined with custom rims, food, beverages, and beautiful weather all around.
Spanning two days of outdoor excitement, Bulls Fest united fans of all ages through the power of basketball. From an expanded 3v3 tournament featuring over 50 courts to the high-energy Three-Point Challenge and the exciting Slam Dunk Contest, the event delivered non-stop entertainment.
Bulls alumni Eddy Curry, Kendall Gill, and other Basketball pros pulled up to the festivities as judges of the dunk contest.
Inside the United Center Atrium, the Art of the Game exhibit showcased the vibrant work of local Chicago artists. This immersive experience brought the energy of outdoor basketball courts indoors, offering fans a visual journey through the intersection of hoops and culture.
Families enjoyed hands-on fun in the Bulls Kid Nation Zone, while aspiring athletes took part in Youth Hoops Clinics, learning from some of the best in the game.
On Sunday, fans were invited to test their skills at the 3-Point Court and participate in the 3-Point Shooting Challenge, fueling anticipation for the upcoming 2025–2026 Bulls season.
The festival also served as a launch for the returning and newest members of Bulls Entertainment. The 312 Dance Team and beloved Luvabulls were introduced, adding enthusiasm to the courtside experience.
More than just a summer event, Bulls Fest is a key part of the Bulls’ ongoing mission to connect with fans year-round.
Whether through youth programming, cultural showcases, or community events, the Bulls continue to use their platform to unite people and celebrate everything that makes the game, and Chicago special.
With exclusive Bulls Fest merchandise, live entertainment, local food vendors, and countless interactive moments, Bulls Fest 2025 reminded fans that the love of the game doesn’t end with the season.
