How to Watch the 2026 Winter Olympics Closing Ceremony Online Without Cable

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, WWD may receive an affiliate commission. The Winter Olympic Games — which drew in an average of 24.3 million viewers from the U.S., much more than Beijing 2022, according to the International Olympic Committee — is wrapping up Sunday, February 22, with a closing ceremony that starts at 2:30 p.m. EST. While the Winter Olympics’ opening ceremony simultaneously took place at four different venues across Italy, its last proceeding is going to be held exclusively at the Verona Arena. The theme of the evening? “Beauty in Action,” which promises to showcase a “fusion of opera, music, dance, cinema, design, and technology,” while honoring athletic excellence and Italian identity. The Olympic opener featured global talent from Mariah Carey to Andrea Bocelli, but its Sunday counterpart will focus on performances from Italian luminaries like Grammy-nominated DJ Gabry Ponte, singer Achille Lauro, and ballet dancer Roberto Bolle. The setting, an ancient Roman amphitheater that’s a UNESCO World Heritage site, is quite fitting for what will soon take place in it — considering the Verona Arena’s significance in Italian history and the fact that it epitomizes generations of the host country’s artistry. stream closing ceremony on

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