3x3 basketball will take place at the Cracovia Arena in Kraków between June 21 and 24.

Both men's and women's events will be held.

The sport has been a part of both European Games to date.

The Plaszowianka Archery Park in Kraków will host archery from June 23 to 29.

Eight gold medals are up for grabs in the sport.

Archery has appeared at both European Games held so far.

Oświęcim will host artistic swimming at its Aquatics Centre, on dates to be confirmed.

The discipline featured at the inaugural European Games in Baku in 2015 but missed out in Minsk in 2019, so will be returning to the programme.

Silesian Stadium in Chorzów will be the athletics venue between June 20 and 25.

Track and field will feature via the inclusion of all leagues of the European Team Championships.

Thirty-seven sets of medals will be on offer in all.

A team athletics event took place at the Baku 2015 European Games, before a Dynamic New Athletics format was trialled at Minsk 2019.

Jaskółka Arena in Tarnów will play host to badminton.

Around 160 athletes are due to take part from June 26 to July 2.

Five sets of medals will be awarded, with the sport an ever-present at the European Games.

Boxing will be held at the Nowy Targ Arena between June 23 and July 2.

Medals will be awarded across 13 weight categories.

Both European Games held so far have featured boxing.

Strzelecki Park in Nowy Sącz will host the breaking competitions from June 26 to 27.

One gold medal for men and one for women will be awarded.

Breaking is making its European Games debut, having been added to the Paris 2024 Olympic programme.

Kolna Sports Centre in Kraków will be the location for canoe slalom from June 29 to July 2.

Ten sets of medals will be awarded, with the sport making its European Games debut.

Kryspinow Waterway will host canoe sprint at the European Games, from June 21 to 24.

Sixteen gold medals will be contested, as the sport continues its ever-present stay at the event.

Krzeszowice BMX Park has been named as the venue for cycling BMX freestyle from June 21 to 22.

Two gold medals - one for men, and one for women - will be up for grabs.

It will be the debut for the discipline at the European Games.

Mountain bike is set for Krynica-Zdrój Hill Park on June 25.

A men's and women's race will be held.

Although mountain bike featured at Baku 2015, it was missing during Minsk 2019 so will return to the schedule.

The Diving Arena in Rzeszów will host divers from June 22 to 28.

Thirteen gold medals will be contested as the sport returns for the first time since Baku 2015.

Tauron Arena will stage fencing from June 25 to 30.

There will be 12 sets of medals on offer, with the sport returning after missing Minsk 2019.

Krynica-Zdrój Arena will be the judo venue on July 1.

Only a mixed team gold medal will be available, with the European Mixed Team Judo Championships forming part of the Games.

Judo has appeared at every European Games so far.

The AWF Sports Center Kraków will hold modern pentathlon from June 25 to July 1.

Five gold medals will be awarded as the sport makes its European Games bow. 

Henryk Reyman Stadium in Kraków will stage the rugby sevens competitions from June 25 to 27.

A men's and women's gold medal will be awarded.

Rugby will be appearing at the European Games for the first time.

Wrocław Shooting Centre will host shooting from June 22 to July 2.

Thirty sets of medals will be up for grabs.

Shooting has appeared at every edition of the European Games.

The University of Applied Sciences in Tarnów will host the sport climbing wall.

Dates of between June 22 to 25 have been set, with six gold medals available.

Sport climbing is making its European Games debut.

Hutnik Arena in Kraków will stage table tennis from June 23 to July 1.

Five gold medals will be available.

Table tennis has featured on the sports programme at both European Games held to date.

Krynica-Zdrój Arena will be the venue for taekwondo from June 23 to 26.

There will be 16 gold medals available.

Taekwondo is returning to the European Games after missing Minsk 2019.

Nowa Huta Lake Kraków will stage the triathlon races on June 27, June 28 and July 1.

A men's race, women's race and mixed relay will take place.

Triathlon was contested at Baku 2015 but not at Minsk 2019.

The Tarnów Beach Arena will stage beach handball from June 20 to 22.

A men's and women's competition will be held.

No type of handball - beach or otherwise - has appeared at the European Games before.

Beach soccer will take centre stage at the Tarnów Beach Arena from June 27 to July 1.

A men's event and a women's event will be held.

The sport has been ever-present at the European Games.

Karate will take place at Cracovia Hall on June 22 and 23.

There will be 12 gold medals awarded.

The sport has always featured at the European Games.

Krynica-Zdroj Hill Park will be the venue for mountain running on dates to be confirmed.

The sport will make its European Games debut.

Muaythai will be held at the European Games for the first time, at the Myslenice Arena. There will be five weight categories for men, and five for women.

The main square in Kraków will stage padel from June 21 to 25.

Three gold medals are being offered.

Padel will make its debut at the European Games.

Zakopane will be the venue for the summer ski jumping competitions at the European Games.

Competition is scheduled between June 27 and July 1.

Five gold medals will be won as the sport makes its European Games debut.

Teqball will be played in the main square in Kraków from June 28 to July 1.

There will be five gold medals on offer as the sport debuts at the European Games.

June 28 to July 1

Kickboxing will make its European Games debut at Cracovia Hall on June 30 to July 2.

Sixteen gold medals will be awarded.