NFL to host 5th annual Play Football Family Festival during Super Bowl Weekend in New Orleans

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The NFL has announced that they will host their annual Play Football Family Festival in New Orleans on Saturday, February 8th. This free, interactive football experience is a great event 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 with Riddell, and experience football in a way they never have before.

Roman Oben, NFL vice president of football development said, “The Play Football Family Festival is a free event offered to communities in the neighboring city of the Super Bowl location. This is our fifth year presenting the event which offers families a chance to enjoy the festivities that are shared during the week of the game. We are elated to host the Play Football Family Festival at Hahnville High School and make an impact in the Boutte, Louisiana community and beyond. We are dedicated to our youth and high school football communities and this year’s event will offer participants the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of the game from current and former NFL players and coaches.”

The free event will take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. CT on Saturday, February 8 at Hahnville High School in Boutte, Louisiana. Local youth and families will be able to interact with the New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl team cheerleaders and mascots. There will also be obstacle courses, food trucks, giveaways and more.

Event Highlights Include:

  • Interactive Football Zones: Test your skills with football drills and mini games at our Play Football clinic!
  • Meet NFL Players: Get up close with your favorite NFL stars for photo ops and autographs.
  • Live Music and Entertainment: Enjoy live performances from a local band, DJ, cheerleaders, and mascots, creating a high-energy atmosphere throughout the day.
  • Kids’ Zone: A dedicated area for the kids of all ages, featuring fun activities like face painting, inflatables, and football-themed games.
  • Food: Savor local cuisine, from beignets to delicious tacos.

To register today for this event, please visit NFL Play Football Family Festival Tickets, Sat, Feb 8, 2025 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite

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