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The Olympics are back and this time it’s all about the ice.
The Winter Olympics kicked off Feb. 9 with the torch lighting and march of athletes from 92 countries during the opening ceremony, setting the tone for the 17-day marathon of 102 events in more than seven sports at 15 disciplines, from Alpine skiing to curling.
Pyeongchang, South Korea, this year’s host, is very far away, so New Yorkers are making up for the excitement with their own fun with drink specials, curling tournaments, viewing parties and more.
We’ve gathered a list of where to watch the Olympics live, from the first games to the very last event on Feb. 25.
