Pokémon Go events are beginning to ramp up as the new year brings new Pokémon, new and returning events, and plenty more things Pokémon Go players know and love, like Community Days, Raid Days, and Spotlight Hours.
Niantic runs Pokémon Go events essentially every week, with most going back-to-back with their start and end dates. Typically, an event will focus on one core theme and introduce a previously unreleased Pokémon or Shiny variant to the game. Whether it’s a Community Day, Raid Day, or a weeklong event, players have plenty of rotating content to enjoy.
January 2024 is the second month of the Timeless Travels season of content and is building up to the launch of Go Tour: Sinnoh in February. Here are all the events you can look forward to this month, along with their start times.
Full Pokémon Go January 2024: Full Timeless Travels event schedule, dates, and more
Every Pokémon Go event has different start and end times depending on your local timezone. Niantic tends to refer to event times using local time instead of any specific timezone, unless an event has an in-person element, so make sure you know the exact times.
- New Year’s 2024
- Start: Jan. 1 at 10am local time
- End: Jan. 3 at 8pm local time
- Rowlet Community Day
- Start: Jan. 6 at 2pm local time
- End; Jan. 6 at 5pm local time
- Lustrous Odyssey
- Start: Jan. 6 at 10am local time
- End: Jan. 10 at 8pm local time
- Raid Day: Hisuian Typhlosion
- Start: Jan. 14 at 2pm local time
- End: Jan. 14 at 5pm local time
- Dazzling Dream
- Start: Jan. 13 at 10am local time
- End: Jan. 16 at 8pm local time
- Porygon: Community Day Classic
- Start: Jan. 20 at 2pm local time
- End: Jan. 20 at 5pm local time
- Raging Battles and Go Battle Week: Timeless Travels
- Start: Jan. 19 at 10am local time
- End: Jan. 24 at 8pm local time
- Taken Treasures
- Start: Jan. 27 at 12am local time
- End: Feb. 1 at 11:59pm local time
- Shadow Raid Weekend: Ho-Oh
- Start: Jan. 27 at 6am local time
- End: Jan. 28 at 10pm local time
Just like with the event schedule, Pokémon Go also gets a new set of Raid Bosses each month, and the Pokémon you can hatch from Eggs typically rotates at least once per season as well.
Published: Jan 6, 2024 02:46 am