Bumper Summer of Sport schedule lands at Trafford Palazzo

Trafford Palazzo have announced their sporting summer schedule which will be launching on 9th July.

The Retail and leisure destination will be welcoming guests for a screening of the Wimbledon final on 9th and 10th July with food and drink stalls and garden games included in the fan zone area.

This will be followed by an event to celebrate the Women’s Euros on 23rd and 24th July. Local sports brand Miss Kick will be setting up a ‘Euros Zone’ with football activities across the weekend.

The schedule will celebrate women’s football and create awareness whilst cheering on the Lionesses.

Trafford Palazzo will also play host to a series of events across August. Details of their Summer Festival will be shared next month.

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