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The CIAA Basketball Tournament is more than a series of games—it’s a cultural celebration rooted in American sports history. As the nation’s oldest historically Black athletic conference (founded in 1912), the CIAA brings together student-athletes from member institutions for a week-long championship that lights up the city with energy, music, and community. In 2025, the tournament returned to Baltimore, MD for Feb 25 – Mar 1, culminating in a multi-session powerhouse of basketball at CFG Bank Arena. This year also marks a special milestone: the 50th Anniversary celebration for the Women’s Championship, alongside the ongoing Fan Fest, Greek Nights, Step Shows, and live entertainment that fans expect from CIAA Week. Whether you’re planning a single-session outing or all-week access, we’ve got you covered with easy, reliable ticket options and up-to-date event details.

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Official updates and ticket information come from ciaatournament.org, with options including All-Session General Admission, Weekend Passes, Single-Session tickets, and ADA seating. For fans traveling from across the region, Baltimore’s venues and event spaces deliver convenient access to the Fan Fest at the Baltimore Convention Center and a full slate of Greek/High School Step Shows during tournament week. Stay connected with CIAA’s official channels on Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, and Twitch for the latest news, schedules, and behind-the-scenes content. We’re your reliable connection to secure seats and keep you in the loop through every step of CIAA Week.

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  • Event: 2025 Food Lion CIAA Men’s and Women’s Championship Basketball Tournament held Feb 25 – Mar 1, 2025 at CFG Bank Arena, Baltimore, MD. The tournament returned to Baltimore after multiple prior years in Charlotte.
  • History: CIAA is the nation’s oldest historically Black athletic conference (founded 1912) with a week-long championship that draws tens of thousands of fans and significant regional impact.
  • Highlights: 50th Anniversary celebration for the Women’s Championship during the 2025 tournament; fan festivities include Fan Fest, Step Shows, Greek Nights, and other cultural events.
  • Ticketing: Multiple formats available (All-Session general admission, Weekend passes, Single-session tickets, ADA seating); early-bird promotions and sales coordinated via ciaatournament.org. Courtside/ticket-transfer details provided by the CIAA FAQ.
  • Entertainment: CIAA Fan Fest at the Baltimore Convention Center, plus Greek/High School Step Shows and live entertainment components as part of tournament week.
  • Venue & schedule: 7 sessions across the tournament week with various game groupings; sessions include multiple games per ticket and arena-clearing between sessions.

Official updates and ticket information come from ciaatournament.org, with options including All-Session General Admission, Weekend Passes, Single-Session tickets, and ADA seating. For fans traveling from across the region, Baltimore’s venues and event spaces deliver convenient access to the Fan Fest at the Baltimore Convention Center and a full slate of Greek/High School Step Shows during tournament week. Stay connected with CIAA’s official channels on Facebook, X/Twitter, Instagram, and Twitch for the latest news, schedules, and behind-the-scenes content. We’re your reliable connection to secure seats and keep you in the loop through every step of CIAA Week.

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