THE WOMEN’S WORLD CUP FINAL CROWD OF 12,500 ATTEND SCREENING AT IN THE NBHD LUNO PRESENTS ALL POINTS EAST THE WOMEN’S WORLD CUP FINAL CROWD OF 12,500 ATTEND SCREENING AT IN THE NBHD LUNO PRESENTS ALL POINTS EAST

Sunday 20 August 

Victoria Park, Tower Hamlets E3

The people of London united to support England at In the NBHD for a screening of the FIFA Women’s World Cup Final 

England V Spain

AN INCREDIBLE ATMOSPHERE AS THE CROWD CHEERED ON THE LIONESSES

Our FREE midweek programme In The NBHD continues 21-23 August! 

Sunday (20 August) saw In the NBHD at All Points East welcome thousands of football fans to Victoria Park for a free live screening of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup Final, England v Spain. A 12,500 strong crowd came together into East London’s Victoria Park, representing England with flags, t-shirts, bucket hats, and an incredible communal atmosphere. The sun was shining brightly on the hopeful crowd as they gathered together to cheer on the Lionesses, and although not the outcome everyone dreamed of, it has been a historic moment to see England represent in a World Cup Final, with thousands of London fans watching in Victoria Park on such a beautiful day.

The free screening was hosted by Luno presents All Points East as part of their event In the NBHD, programmed in collaboration with Tower Hamlets Council and the Mayor of London. The screening took place on the East Stage, APE’s main stage, within the festival site, with three huge screens for easy viewing across the board – the perfect spot to watch such a historic moment in English football. Tower Hamlets, the Mayor of London and All Points East are proud to support the iconic Lionesses.

The festivities continued throughout the day, with fans enjoying the delicious food stalls available throughout the park and the wonderful In The NBHD programming, which kicked off on Sunday with free activities, covering everything from wellness, to music, to family friendly crafts, many of which were provided by local companies. In the NBHD will be open in Victoria Park until Wednesday, so be sure not to miss the perfect end of summer activity!

Jim King, CEO of European Festivals at AEG Presents, said “Today has been an incredible moment in English football history and we are all incredibly proud of the Lionesses. Hosting a screening at In The NBHD has been an honour for us here at All Points East and we thank everyone for choosing to cheer England on with us.”

Lutfur Rahman, Mayor of Tower Hamlets, said: “The Lionesses played valiantly in England’s first football World Cup final since 1966. The team has inspired a new generation of women and girls to become footballers and we are all proud of you. Our thanks to everyone who came to the screening at In the NBHD in Victoria Park to cheer the Lionesses on.”  

Back for its fifth edition, Luno presents All Points East returns this August to London’s Victoria Park with another stellar line-up. This weekend saw Stormzy (18 August) and APE presents Field Day (19 August) headline, with next weekend bringing huge headliners The Strokes (25 August), Jungle and special guest Erykah Badu (26 August), Dermot Kennedy (27 August), HAIM (28 August), and their free community-led midweek programme, In the NBHD (20-23 August).

About In the NBHD

All Points East’s In The NBHD returns to Victoria Park this summer with an incredible four-day programme of the biggest and best activities and entertainment in London, all of which you can enjoy for FREE!

In collaboration with Tower Hamlets Council, the local community and local organisations, the free programme takes place in between two incredible weekends of music, with festival headliners Stormzy, The Strokes, Jungle, Dermot Kennedy, HAIM, plus APE Presents Field Day with Aphex Twin and Bonobo. Tickets on sale now.

In The NBHD makes the most of the last weeks of the summer holidays, and is the ideal destination for families and fun-loving Londoners. There will be an eclectic mix of unmissable free activities for all ages, including a cinema, live music and entertainment, irresistible street food, theatre, dance, sports & wellbeing workshops, family activities and so much more.

Opening Times:

Sunday 1200 – 2000

Monday 1000 – 2100

Tuesday 1000 – 2100

Wednesday 1000 – 2100