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Pokémon GO runs a constant stream of timed events — weekly Spotlight Hours, monthly Community Days, seasonal story arcs, GO Battle League rotations, and limited raid windows. This page includes a PoKeep events calendar that lists everything live and upcoming in one place.
Pokemon GO Live Events Calendar
Use the calendar below to see which events are active now, what starts this week, and when major bonuses end. All times follow your device local timezone.
Event schedule
PoKeep Events Calendar
Live & upcoming Pokémon GO events — local time
At a glance
Happening now
All events
All event times use your local timezone.
Major Event Types in Pokémon GO
Community Day & Spotlight Hour
Community Day is a monthly event with boosted spawns for one Pokémon, an exclusive move, and stacked bonuses. Spotlight Hour is a one-hour weekly window — usually Tuesday evening — featuring a Pokémon plus a rotating bonus like double Stardust or double transfer XP. Filter by Community in the calendar to see both.
Raids, Raid Hour & Mega Raids
Weekly raid rotations cover 5-star legendaries, Mega Raids, Shadow Raids, and the one-hour Raid Hour bonus window. These appear under the Raids filter. For gym boss details and rotation rules, see the PoKeep raid schedule.
Research, GBL & Seasonal Events
Timed research, GO Battle League cup rotations, GO Fest, and season-long story events stack on top of the weekly calendar. Use the Research, GBL, and Season filters to focus on the events that match your current goal — whether that is PvP rank, Special Research completion, or ticketed bonuses.
How to Plan Around the Event Calendar
- Check live events first. If something you need is ending today, prioritize it before farming routine tasks.
- Stack bonuses. Star Pieces, Lucky Eggs, and Incense work best during Spotlight Hour and Community Day windows.
- Save passes for Raid Hour. When the Raids filter shows an upcoming Raid Hour, plan Remote Raid Passes around that one-hour window.
- Bookmark this page. The calendar refreshes automatically — no need to hunt through social posts for start times.
Tips:
Pair the events calendar with the promo codes page before major events — free items stack nicely with Community Day and seasonal bonuses.
Pokémon GO Events FAQs
How often does Pokémon GO add new events?
Pokémon GO runs weekly mini-events such as Spotlight Hour and Max Monday, plus monthly Community Days, seasonal story events, GO Battle League rotations, and major ticketed events like GO Fest. The calendar on this page lists everything currently live or scheduled.
What is the difference between Community Day and Spotlight Hour?
Community Day is a longer monthly event featuring one Pokémon with boosted spawns, exclusive moves, and bonuses. Spotlight Hour is a one-hour weekly window — usually Tuesday evening local time — with a featured Pokémon and a rotating bonus such as double Stardust or double XP.
Do Pokémon GO event times use local time?
Most in-game events use your device local timezone. Some global announcements may show UTC in source data; the PoKeep events calendar displays times in your local timezone whenever start and end dates are available.
Where can I see raid bosses and Raid Hour?
Raid rotations, Mega Raids, Shadow Raids, and Raid Hour appear in the events feed under the Raids filter. For a dedicated gym boss tracker with rotation rules, use the PoKeep raid schedule.
Conclusion
Pokémon GO never slows down — but you do not need a dozen tabs open to stay ahead. Use the live events calendar to see what is happening now, filter by the event type you care about, and plan your passes, items, and play sessions around the windows that actually matter.
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