
A great hockey night starts before the puck drops: confirm the listing before coordinating tickets, dinner or a ride. The Henderson Silver Knights’ 2026–27 November slate includes seven opponents, giving fans several weeknight and weekend choices—but the live event page is the final word on time, venue and availability.
Use the team’s schedule page to spot a date, then check the official calendar before making plans.
At a Glance
The current November slate includes San Diego on November 6 and 7; Calgary on November 12 and 14; San Jose on November 18; Bakersfield on November 21; Ontario on November 22; Abbotsford on November 25 and 27; and Coachella Valley on November 28.
That mix gives households both weeknight and weekend choices without requiring a season-long commitment.
What to confirm before choosing a game
The team’s schedule page links to the calendar, single-game ticket information and live-viewing options. Use the official calendar to confirm the current opponent and event details.
Start times, venue designations and ticket availability can change, so a date on the schedule should not be treated as the final event information.
That check matters most for families, groups and anyone arranging a ride, dinner or next-day plans around the game.
The official calendar remains the useful source because it can reflect an updated time, ticket link or game listing as the season moves forward. |
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Use the current event listing, not a saved schedule image
A screenshot may show a date but not the details that determine whether a game night works. The live listing can show the latest start time, ticket options and instructions for that specific event.
Before buying, keep the decision simple:
The schedule identifies a possible night out; the event page provides the details needed to commit to it.
Open the specific event listing before purchasing. It is the better reference for the start time, venue, ticket choices and any current instructions.
Single-game tickets are promoted through the official ticket pathway, but inventory and prices can differ by matchup.
For a family or group, arriving with time for parking, entry, seats and concessions can make the night substantially easier. |
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A simple way to follow the season
Residents do not need to map every game to enjoy the Silver Knights season. Choose one date that works, keep another as a backup and follow official updates if timing or availability changes.
The schedule page is also useful for fans who plan to watch from home when an arena visit is not practical.
For local fans, flexibility matters more than locking in a plan months ahead.
Quick check before game night
The schedule gives Henderson a clear local sports option throughout the season, but the live event page should drive the final decision.
That approach keeps the plan practical for parents, shift workers and anyone fitting hockey around another Henderson commitment.
Ticket prices and seat choices can shift even when the game remains on the calendar. Checking early can offer a group more workable options, while a backup date avoids turning one changed plan into a missed month.
Before leaving, confirm the current listing and let the official event information—not an old screenshot—settle the details.
For a first game, it can help to pick a date with a little extra room before puck drop. That buffer covers the practical parts of an arena night—parking, security, finding seats and concessions—without making the schedule feel complicated.
Fans who cannot attend can still use the team’s updates to keep track of the season and choose a later matchup that better fits their week. |




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For anyone planning dinner before the Ontario game on November 22, check the calendar again that week. Start times can change.
I like having weeknight options, but a November 18 game against San Jose could be tough with school the next morning.
Three games over Thanksgiving week sounds like a lot. The Abbotsford game on the 27th might work better for people with family visiting.
kim_87The 27th could be perfect if everyone is still in town. Gives the visitors something to do besides another round of leftovers.
Are all the November games in Henderson? I’d want to confirm the venue before buying tickets, especially for the Calgary dates.
Does anyone know when single-game tickets usually go up for the Coachella Valley game? November 28 seems like a good night to bring a group.
Jordan LeeI haven't seen an on-sale date yet. I'd check the team calendar regularly if you're hoping to get seats together.
November 28 could be a great group night! We don’t have a confirmed single-game ticket release date, so check the team’s official calendar and ticket page for the latest availability before making plans.
The San Diego games on November 6 and 7 give families a couple of choices. I’d still check the start times before picking one.