With just weeks to go before the kick-off of Summer Game Fest, we’re learning more about what we have in store for the week-long celebration of video games. Host and show creator for the Summer Game Fest kicks things off with a live, cross-industry showcase of announcements and games starting at 2 PM ET. While we don’t know what exactly Keighley has in store for us during that live kick-off event, you can expect some fun surprises. 

The festival itself runs from June 9 through June 12, with a clutch of studios, partners, and publishers hosting their own events. Here’s a rundown of all the events happening during the week that have been announced so far. This includes both those that are an official part of the Summer Game Fest and those running during the week of the show.
 

June 9

Summer Game Fest Kick-off Show
2 PM ET
Keighley-hosted livestream of announcements and games.
 

June 10

Netflix Geeked Week: Gaming
1 PM ET
A showcase of shows and games from the streaming service.

Tribeca Games Spotlight
3 PM ET
Exclusive gameplay and creator interviews from Tribeca’s official selections.
 

June 11

Guerilla Collective
11 AM ET
This stream, put on by The Mix, promises to reveal fresh announcements, trailers, gameplay.

Wholesome Games Direct
12:30 PM ET
This stream from the folks who look to brighten your day with uplifting, compassionate, cozy video games promise new game reveals, exclusive footage, and even games that will launch during the show.

Future Games Show
3 PM ET
GamesRadar’s flagship gaming showcase, the second year of this show will feature about 40 games from a diverse selection of publishers hitting just about every gaming platform out there.
 

June 12

Xbox + Bethesda Games Showcase
1 PM ET
Xbox and Bethesda give us a peek at what’s next.

PC Gaming Show
3:30 PM ET
PC Gamer is back with another summer showcase dedicated to PC gaming. This year the show features more than 40 games including looks at Arma 4, Sam Barlow's Immortality, mod project Half-Life: Alyx – Levitation, Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2, and Victoria 3.

We’ll update this post if more events are revealed, and in the meantime check out our interview with Keighley about the past, present, and future of the growing summer showcase.