NFL To Host Annual Play Football Family Festival

Hamilton High School in Chandler, Arizona site of free event for families Super Bowl Weekend

Chandler, AZ – The NFL will host its annual Play Football Family Festival in Arizona on Saturday, February 11 – a free, interactive football experience for the entire family.

Held in the heart of Super Bowl weekend, the NFL Play Football Family Festival brings to life the excitement of the game through an interactive experience for youth and high school football communities, fans and coaches. Everything at the event is football focused, where local youth can meet current NFL players and Legends, learn skills and drills, try on equipment, walk the field, and experience football in a way they never have before.

“We are thrilled to host our fifth Play Football Festival during the week of Super Bowl LVII,” said Roman Oben, NFL Vice President of Football Development. “This year’s event will offer participants the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of football from current and former NFL players and coaches. We are dedicated to our youth and high school football communities, fans and coaches, and we are excited about providing memorable experiences they’ll hold on to forever.”  

The free event will take place from 10 am to 1 pm MT on Saturday, February 11 at Hamilton High School in Chandler. Local youth and families can expect appearances from the Arizona Cardinals, a Nike Experience, equipment fittings with Riddell, a game truck featuring NFL games, a parent forum hosted by NFL legends, autograph signings, flag football skills and drills, food trucks, giveaways and more!

To register for the event, please visit Here.

About The NFL Play Football Program:

The NFL celebrates youth and high school football year-round. Through camps, activities, NFL FLAG and tackle leagues, the Play Football initiative provides a fun and engaging experience for players of all ages and skill levels, equipping young people with key life skills that are building blocks to success on and off the field.