From early February, sports fans can get in on all of the action at BOXPARK, London’s biggest food, entertainment and culture outlet of its kind, with the full schedule of Six Nations games and an American-inspired 56th Super Bowl screening live across its Croydon and Wembley venues.

Six Nations

Kicking off on 5th February, BOXPARK brings all the excitement of the stadium for its Six Nations’ showings in partnership with Doom Bar, the UK’s number one cask beer and proud sponsor of 10 local grassroots rugby teams near its home in Cornwall.

The Six Nations return with England looking to challenge for the title again following Wales’ victory last year. Join BOXPARK for its famous screening events at either Croydon or Wembley and get immersed in the pre-match entertainment, plus exciting appearances from rugby legends including David Strettle, Delon Armitage, Max Lahiff, Martin Offiah, and Freddie Tuilagi*.

Treat yourself to some grub with juicy double-patty burgers from Nanny Bill’s or classic hot dogs at Smoky Boys in BOXPARK Wembley. Tuck in to fried chicken burgers at Coqfighter or indulge in a Salt Shed steak at BOXPARK Shoreditch. In Croydon, head to Tinseltown for succulent wings and milkshakes or grab a delicious pizza at Fatto A Mano. The bars will also be serving up craft beers, wines, cocktails and soft drinks throughout the game.

All Six Nations games will be broadcast live at BOXPARK Croydon and BOXPARK Wembley from Saturday 5th February – Saturday 19th March. Tickets are free and for more information, visit www.boxpark.co.uk/sixnations.

Super Bowl

Touch down at BOXARK for the 56th edition of the Super Bowl in style on Sunday 13 February, with screenings at BOXPARK Croydon and Wembley.

With huge screens, surround sound, DJs, cheerleaders, beer pong, giveaways & games, and plenty of booze from Coors, BOXPARK is the ultimate venue for American football fans to unite for the late-night game. Get involved in epic food challenges, courtesy of MEATliquor – with its ‘Triple Chilli’ contest and much more.

The game is set to kick off at 11.30pm so only a small handful of restaurants will be staying open until the early hours to serve food. Order your midnight feast from Fatto A Mano, Big Mike’s Calypso Kitchen, The Spot in Croydon or German Doner Kebab in Wembley.

Be prepared for live entertainment and all of the sporting action live from the impressive SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles and don’t forget the notorious halftime show featuring Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Eminem, Mary J. Blige, and Kendrick Lamar.

Tickets for the screening have just gone on sale at £10 per person which includes a pint and guaranteed entry before 9.30pm, or a ‘Golden Circle’ VIP table for up to 8 people and 16 drinks at £100. For further information visit www.boxpark.co.uk/superbowl.