When are the Olympics over?

After nearly three weeks of athletes from around the world competing in one of the biggest international sporting events, the Winter Olympics in Beijing are nearing the end.

The final events will be held on Sunday morning and afternoon in Beijing (late Saturday and early Sunday morning in the United States), and the closing ceremony is scheduled for 8 p.m. (7 a.m. Eastern time; 4 a.m. Pacific time).

The Winter Games stand out as a carnival of danger: a stage for some of the most extreme sports on some of the most unforgiving surfaces. The daring feats of athleticism in Beijing have been showcased with bigger tricks, faster speeds, greater amplitude and fiercer competition, much of it defined by a new generation of athletes.

But these Games were not without their upsets or controversy, including a doping scandal that overshadowed women’s figure skating, one of the most popular sports.

There are still medals to be handed out in various events, including men’s hockey, women’s and men’s curling, women’s and men’s bobsled, the pairs skating short program and women’s and men’s freeski halfpipe, among others.

The Games also continue: The Winter Paralympics will open on March 4 and end on March 13 in Beijing.