Skip to content
  • Subscribe
  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Youtube
  • Instagram
  • Email
  • Home
  • News
  • Opinion
  • Entertainment
  • Features
  • Advertise
  • Subscribe to Ray’s Columns
Suburban Chicagoland

Suburban Chicagoland

Original News, Features & Opinion on Chicago, Illinois and America

  • About
    • About
    • Advertise
    • Our Writers
      • Ray Hanania
      • Bill Lipinski
      • Biography: Aaron Hanania
    • Terms of Service
    • Privacy Policy
    • Reach Out
  • Sections
    • Restaurant Reviews
    • Events
    • Opinion
    • News
    • Features
    • Seniors
    • Comic Strip
  • Library
    • “MIdnight Flight” Online Book
      • Midnight Flight Book Overview
      • Midnight Flight Introduction
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 1
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 2
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 3
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 4
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 5
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 6
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 7
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 8
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 9
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 10
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 11
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 12
      • Midnight Flight Chapter 13
    • Villages, Cities & Towns
    • Federal Office Holders
    • County Officials
    • Legislators
  • Subscribe to Ray’s Columns
  • Comment
  • Radio, Podcast, Books
  • News Wire
  • Hanania on Tiktok
  • Archive 2004-2013
  • Toggle search form
  • Lee Man-Hee Shincheonji Chairman. Photo courtesy of Shincheonji
    Religious rights scholars urge release of 95-year-old Shincheonji Chairman Lee Man-Hee from South Korean pre-trial detention breaking news
  • Jeffery M. Leving photo
    Leving Team Won a Little Boy’s Safe Return Home Dads' Rights
  • Bedford Park Mayor Brady addresses business golf outing, August 5, 2026. Photo courtesy of Bedford Park
    Mayor Brady welcomes attendees at Bedford Park Clearing-Industrial Association’s 2026 Annual Golf Outing Bedford Park
  • Il Rep Kelly Cassidy
    Efforts to distance himself from Harry Benton controversy not working for Speaker Welch Illinois Legislature
  • State Senator Michael E. Hastings championed a law that will protect Illinois homeowners from unfair rate hikes. Photo from, Mike Hastings
    Hastings landmark insurance reform signed into law Business
  • Northwestern Hospital, courtesy of Northwestern Hospital
    Northwestern Memorial Hospital Earns U.S. News Honor Roll Recognition for 15th Consecutive Year Health
  • Tinley Park police on Friday charged an Illinois State Police Trooper Douglass Lee, 54, of Tinley Park, with felony criminal sexual assault (victim unable to give knowing consent) in connection with an incident reported to have occurred during the early morning hours of Aug. 2, 2025. Photo courtesy of the Tinley Park Police
    Illinois State Trooper charged with sexual assault Crime
  • Press Release, News Release, graphic
    Bedford Park urges residents to report property damage from recent storm, apply for SBA support Bedford Park
  • Cook County Treasurer Maria Papas
    What You’re Missing on Your Property Tax Bill Cook County
  • State Sen. Michael Hastings inspects storm damage. Photo courtesy SenatorHastings.com
    Hastings commends local disaster proclamations after July 27 storms Cook County
  • Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas celebrates Colombian Independence Day with Colombian American community leaders
    Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas celebrates Columbian Independence Day Cook County
  • OFPD Storm dispatch data responses
    Orland Fire Protection Board praises all first responders for emergency response to Monday’s storm Fire
  • Fathers Rights Attorney Jeffery M. Leving
    Court Victory: Grandson Safeguarded From Danger after Mother’s Tragic Death Dads' Rights
  • Press Release, News Release, graphic
    Treasurer Maria Pappas: Homeowners Blast Property Tax Increases, but Skip Voting When Given a Chance to Reject Them Cook County
  • Battalion Chief Carl Jones, Deputy Fire Chief Joshua Girdick, OFPD Commissioner Mohammed Jaber, promotion candidates BC Russell Ricobene, Lt. Sergio Navarro, Engineer Justin Shanklin, and OFPD Trustees Bridget Tolan and DJ Jeffers. Photo Courtesy OFPD
    Three firefighters honored with promotions by Orland Fire Protection District Thursday Fire
Chicago Wolves forward David Gust (left) and Cole Smith (right) after Gust scores May 1. Photo courtesy of the Chicago Wolves

Chicago Wolves return to AllState Arena with full 2021-22 Promotional Schedule

Posted on October 12, 2021October 12, 2021 By News Editor No Comments on Chicago Wolves return to AllState Arena with full 2021-22 Promotional Schedule
SHARE THIS STORY
            
 
  



Click here to subscribe FREE to Ray Hanania's Columns

Chicago Wolves return to AllState Arena with full 2021-22 Promotional Schedule

It all starts with Saturday night’s opener against Rockford

The Chicago Wolves make their much-anticipated return to Allstate Arena this season buoyed by a promotional schedule laden with new giveaways, popular theme nights, meaningful community events and family-oriented experiences.

“We are ecstatic to share Wolves hockey again with the most supportive fans in Chicago,” said Wolves president of business operations Jon Sata.

“We have devoted ourselves to creating game-night experiences that excite our long-time fans and embrace new ones.”

The Wolves start chasing their fifth Central Division title in six years — and their fifth league championship in franchise history — on Saturday, Oct. 16, when the Rockford IceHogs come to town for Opening Night presented by Turtle Wax.

The first 3,500 fans to enter Allstate Arena receive a Wolves Static Cling Schedule, which is just the start of the team’s big plans for the 2021-22 season.

Chicago Wolves forward David Gust (left) and Cole Smith (right) after Gust scores May 1. Photo courtesy of the Chicago Wolves
Chicago Wolves forward David Gust (left) and Cole Smith (right) after Gust scores May 1. Photo courtesy of the Chicago Wolves

The team’s commitment to charitable initiatives begins early with Breast Cancer Awareness Night (Oct. 23), two Military Appreciation Weekends (Nov. 6-7 and Nov. 13-14), the Red Kettle Game presented by the Salvation Army (Nov. 20) and the Wolves Blood Drive with Vitalant (Dec. 18).

It carries all the way through the end of the 76-game regular season with Faith and Fellowship Night and the Salvation Army Day of Service (Feb. 19), Salute to Military Families Night presented by Kia (April 2) and First Responders Night presented by Turtle Wax (April 23).

Wolves fans who love theme nights and giveaways will circle the dates for the Wolves Wall Calendar giveaway, presented by Rose Pest Solutions, and Superhero Night (Dec. 18), the Chicago New Year’s Classic presented by Planet Fitness (Jan. 1 vs. Rockford), Star Wars Night (Feb. 12), Pride Day (Feb. 20), the Wolves Snow Globe giveaway presented by Jewel (March 5), the Wolves Goalie Mask Bank giveaway presented by My50 Chicago (April 9) and Wolves Trading Cards courtesy of Vienna Beef (April 24).

Looking for a great experience for the whole family? The Wolves have 11 Sunday afternoon games on their home slate — and all are Papa John’s Family Sundays devoted to engaging activities throughout the main concourse.

Families also historically adore the Wolves’ postgame skates, so everyone is encouraged to bring their blades to the Nov. 27 and March 5 games and stay for some ice time after the game.

The Wolves continue their long tradition of raising money for worthy causes by wearing two sets of commemorative jerseys this season. On Jan. 28-29, the players will don Healthcare Heroes jerseys, presented by Turtle Wax, that will be auctioned and raffled with proceeds going to local charities devoted to helping healthcare heroes. On March 6 and 13, the Wolves will wear St. Patrick’s Day jerseys, presented by Jewel-Osco, to benefit Easterseals Metropolitan Chicago.

Starting with Saturday’s season opener, the Wolves will celebrate the 20th anniversary of their Adopt-A-Dog program with one Adopt-A-Dog Night each month. More than 1,500 worthy dogs have found forever homes through the Adopt-A-Dog program presented by the Premier Veterinary Group.

For those who like to try new beers while enjoying live professional sports, the Wolves have planned eight Craft Beer Nights this season. Every weeknight home game, starting Thursday, Dec. 2, will be a Craft Beer Night that combines one ticket and one flight of beer for one low price.

To find more specifics about events on the 2021-22 promotional schedule, click here. To arrange single-game tickets, a Flex Pack or a group outing to any home game, visit ChicagoWolves.com or call 1-800-THE-WOLVES.


Click here to subscribe FREE to Ray Hanania's Columns


newswire info
  • Author
  • Recent Posts
News Editor
News Editor
News Editor at Suburban Chicagoland
Managing Editor and News Editor for stories published in SuburbanChicagoland
News Editor
Latest posts by News Editor (see all)
  • Mayor Brady welcomes attendees at Bedford Park Clearing-Industrial Association’s 2026 Annual Golf Outing - August 7, 2026
  • Efforts to distance himself from Harry Benton controversy not working for Speaker Welch - August 6, 2026
  • Bedford Park urges residents to report property damage from recent storm, apply for SBA support - July 31, 2026
NPV: 352
  • Tweet

SHARE THIS STORY
            
 
  
 
 
 
           
Chicago, Cook County, Entertainment, Features, News, Sports, Suburban Chicagoland Tags:athletes, Blood Drive, Chicago Wolves, first responders, ice hockey, military appreciation, sports, themed games

Post navigation

Previous Post: Orland Township to host Senior American Idol Oct. 21, 2021
Next Post: Orland Township Hosting Fall Job Fair in November

Related Posts

  • Summit loses a friend News
  • The Bridgeview Stadium, SeatGeek Stadium, hosts many community regional, sports and entertainment events.
    Village of Bridgeview Announces SeatGeek Stadium News
  • Gov. J.B. Pritzker tours the Morton High School COVID-19 vaccination health center Thursday Jan. 28, 2021. Photo courtesy of the Town of Cicero
    Illinois Rental Payment Program distributes over $252 million, 50% of State’s Relief Allocation Paid to renters and landlords impacted by COVID-19 Cook County
  • Chicago boat show launches Jan. 10-14 Chicago
  • Orland Township sign
    Orland Township Helping Protect Residents During the Holidays Cook County
  • Cook County Clerk Yarbrough seeks to recruit veterans as election judges Chicago

More Related Articles

Peaceful protest in La Grange News
Orland Township Supervisor gets COVID-19 vaccination. Partners with Jewel to provide vaccines to seniors and residents. Orland Township, in Partnership with Jewel-Osco, Holds Third Vaccine Event Cook County
Summit loses a friend News
Monica Gordon announced for Cook County Board 5th District 2022 Monica Gordon announces key endorsements in 5th Cook County Board district race Cook County
Argo has a new football field Education
Orland Township’s 9th annual pet fair and fundraiser, Pet-Palooza, attracted nearly 1,500 guests on September 25. With live entertainment, such as musician Erik Donner and professional reptile educators Crosstown Exotics, free food samples, the ever-so popular Kids Zone, and 39 different vendors present, there was something for everyone to enjoy. Orland Township’s 9th Annual Pet-Palooza: An ‘Ultimutt’ Success Entertainment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

Login with your Social ID

Links to the Latest News by other media that is worth reading with attribution
Arab Center Ad
  • NEWS
  • Lee Man-Hee Shincheonji Chairman. Photo courtesy of Shincheonji
    Religious rights scholars urge release of 95-year-old Shincheonji Chairman Lee Man-Hee from South Korean pre-trial detention
    August 8, 2026
  • Jeffery M. Leving photo
    Leving Team Won a Little Boy’s Safe Return Home
    August 8, 2026
  • Bedford Park Mayor Brady addresses business golf outing, August 5, 2026. Photo courtesy of Bedford Park
    Mayor Brady welcomes attendees at Bedford Park Clearing-Industrial Association’s 2026 Annual Golf Outing
    August 7, 2026
  • Il Rep Kelly Cassidy
    Efforts to distance himself from Harry Benton controversy not working for Speaker Welch
    August 6, 2026
  • State Senator Michael E. Hastings championed a law that will protect Illinois homeowners from unfair rate hikes. Photo from, Mike Hastings
    Hastings landmark insurance reform signed into law
    August 4, 2026

Courageous Thought Syndicate Columns

Subscribe to Ray Hanania's column graphic

Enter Your Email to Subscribe to Ray Hanania’s Columns

  • The-Kings-Pawn-Book-300-x-300.png

Mohammed Faheem The Lightning Strike Radio

Restaurant Reviews

Photo: Sullivan's Steakhouse Lobster Tempura
Restaurant Reviews
  • OPINION
  • 06-14-26 Marc Sims and Ray Hanania podcast
    Podcaster Marc Sims interviews Arab News columnist/writer Ray Hanania
    June 15, 2026
  • Cook County Treasurer Maria Papas
    Illinois Takes a Major Step to Protect Homeowners
    June 5, 2026
  • Cook County Treasurer Maria Papas
    Property Tax Pointers: 10 Must-Know Tips for Homeowners
    May 22, 2026
Order the book PoweR PR; Ethnic Activists Guide to Strategic Communications

YOUTUBE VIDEOS

CLICK TO SUBSCRIBE TO RAY HANANIA'S YOUTUBE VIDEOS


Click here to view the video on YouTube or use the widget below.

Follow Ray Hanania at
Twitter
Facebook
TitkTok
BlueSky
RayHanania Columns
UpScroll
Threads

Creative Commons License
All work on this website is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Do not edit original work. Give credit to the original source. Some photos published with permission from Zemanta and Wikipedia.

Categories

Copyright © 2022 Suburban Chicagoland & Urban Strategies Group

Powered by PressBook Premium theme