Home pitch
at FIFA Fan Festival™ Vancouver
Ever kick a ball above the clouds?
Step into Home Pitch at FIFA Fan Festival™ Vancouver from June 11 – July 19 and experience the game like never before. Dribble a ball, score a goal, or watch the action unfold around you. Immersive 360-degree screens and spatial sound surround the pitch, transforming mountain peaks, coastal horizons, and ancient forests into a living panorama of British Columbia.
Home Pitch experience
Enter the heart of Home Pitch, a full-scale immersive football environment where a playable pitch sits inside a panoramic world of motion, light, and sound.
Daily activities for all abilities keep the energy high and the experience immersive, offering a new way to feel the passion of the game alongside the unforgettable landscapes of BC.
Come play, cheer, explore, and feel right at home on the pitch.
FIFA Fan Festival Map Getting to Home Pitch
Home Pitch is housed inside a massive 1,115-sq-m (12,000-sq-ft) tent at FIFA Fan Festival™ Vancouver, located at the city’s PNE fairgrounds. You can’t miss it.
With limited parking available, we recommend taking public transit, walking, biking, taking a taxi, ride-hailing, or carpooling to get to the festival site. You’ll find Home Pitch situated beside the brand new PNE Amphitheatre adjacent to Gate 10.
Just follow the sound of the crowd and step inside British Columbia.
Featured Programming
Home Pitch comes alive through special guests from Host Nations, Indigenous communities, and the global football community, creating experiences that celebrate sport, culture, and connection.
- Children of Takaya Dance Group Founded by the late Chief Dan George of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, the Children of Takaya Dance Group is one of the oldest traditional Indigenous performing arts groups in British Columbia. For generations, they have shared Coast Salish culture through song, dance, drumming, and storytelling, creating meaningful connections between Indigenous traditions and audiences. Their moving performances at Home Pitch will celebrate the history, teachings, and spirit of the lands and waters that have sustained the Tsleil-Waututh people for thousands of years. Tsleil-Waututh Nation U10 Soccer Team Representing one of the Host Nations for FIFA World Cup 26™, the Tsleil-Waututh Nation U10 Soccer Team showcases the passion, teamwork, and community spirit that make football the world's game. These young athletes are developing their skills while building friendships, confidence, and pride in their Nation. Visitors will have the opportunity to cheer on the next generation of players as they demonstrate their abilities on the field and share their love of the game.
- Chinook SongCatchers
The Chinook SongCatchers of the Squamish Nation share the rich cultural traditions of Coast Salish song and dance, carrying forward stories, teachings, and connections that have been passed down through generations. Their performances reflect the deep relationship between land, language, and community, expressed through rhythm, movement, and voice.
At Home Pitch, visitors can gather to experience these powerful cultural expressions and the spirit they bring to the space—offering a moment to connect, reflect, and celebrate alongside Squamish Nation artists.
Join the circle, feel the rhythm, and witness the power of living traditions in motion. - Those Carter Boys
Few people capture the spirit of football fandom quite like Those Carter Boys. The Australian brothers have built a global following through their enthusiasm, humour, and unwavering support for Australian sport.
Joining Home Pitch on June 13, the day Australia opens its FIFA World Cup 26™ campaign, they will bring plenty of energy, laughter, and Aussie spirit to the celebration.
Their appearance is a reminder that football is about more than the action on the field. It is about the fans, traditions, and shared experiences that bring people together from every corner of the world.
Canoe Cultures
Rooted in the traditions and teachings of the Northwest Coast, Canoe Cultures shares the deep cultural significance of canoe journeys for Indigenous Peoples. Through storytelling and cultural knowledge, they highlight the enduring connections between people, water, and land that have shaped coastal communities for generations.
At Home Pitch, visitors can learn about these living traditions and the role of canoes as vessels of culture, resilience, and unity offering a powerful reflection on movement, teamwork, and connection to place.
Visitors are invited to participate in hands on creative activities inspired by Indigenous culture and storytelling. Through the creation of miniature wooden paddles, leather drum keychains, and dream catchers, guests can craft their own keepsake while exploring themes of identity, creativity, connection, and cultural expression. These interactive experiences offer a memorable way to engage with the stories and traditions shared by Canoe Cultures.
Visit to Canoe Cultures to learn more. - Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC
As British Columbia’s professional soccer clubs, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC are inspiring the next generation of players while helping grow the game across the province. Together, the clubs represent the highest levels of men’s and women’s professional soccer in British Columbia and play an important role in developing future talent through their academy programs.
At Home Pitch, players and coaches from the Whitecaps FC Academy and Vancouver Rise FC Academy will bring the excitement of the game directly to visitors through a series of interactive activities, games, drills, and skills challenges. Young fans will have the opportunity to learn from some of the province’s top development programs, try their own soccer skills, and experience the fun and energy that make football the world’s most popular sport.
Whether taking their first kick or dreaming of playing at the highest level, visitors of all ages are invited to join the action and celebrate the future of the game in British Columbia.
Visit Whitecaps FC to learn more about youth and academy programs. - Details on programming to come.
- Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC
As British Columbia’s professional soccer clubs, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC are inspiring the next generation of players while helping grow the game across the province. Together, the clubs represent the highest levels of men’s and women’s professional soccer in British Columbia and play an important role in developing future talent through their academy programs.
At Home Pitch, players and coaches from the Whitecaps FC Academy and Vancouver Rise FC Academy will bring the excitement of the game directly to visitors through a series of interactive activities, games, drills, and skills challenges. Young fans will have the opportunity to learn from some of the province’s top development programs, try their own soccer skills, and experience the fun and energy that make football the world’s most popular sport.
Whether taking their first kick or dreaming of playing at the highest level, visitors of all ages are invited to join the action and celebrate the future of the game in British Columbia.
Visit Whitecaps FC to learn more about youth and academy programs. - Vancouver FC
Vancouver FC brings a professional edge and a deep commitment to growing the game across the Fraser Valley and beyond. As a Canadian Premier League club, they are focused on developing local talent and creating meaningful connections between players, fans, and community.
At Home Pitch, visitors can hit the field with Vancouver FC players through energetic skills and drills sessions, learning firsthand what it takes to compete at a high level while sharing in the excitement of the game.
Jump in, sharpen your skills, and experience the game alongside the pros.
Visit Vancouver FC to learn more. - Canoe Cultures
Rooted in the traditions and teachings of the Northwest Coast, Canoe Cultures shares the deep cultural significance of canoe journeys for Indigenous Peoples. Through storytelling and cultural knowledge, they highlight the enduring connections between people, water, and land that have shaped coastal communities for generations.
At Home Pitch, visitors can learn about these living traditions and the role of canoes as vessels of culture, resilience, and unity offering a powerful reflection on movement, teamwork, and connection to place.
Visitors are invited to participate in hands on creative activities inspired by Indigenous culture and storytelling. Through the creation of miniature wooden paddles, leather drum keychains, and dream catchers, guests can craft their own keepsake while exploring themes of identity, creativity, connection, and cultural expression. These interactive experiences offer a memorable way to engage with the stories and traditions shared by Canoe Cultures.
Visit to Canoe Cultures to learn more.
Spakwus Slolem (Eagle Song Dancers)
In celebration of National Indigenous Peoples Day, Home Pitch is honoured to welcome the Eagle Song Dancers of the Squamish Nation. Through song, drumming, storytelling, and dance, the group shares the cultural traditions, teachings, and stories of the Squamish Nation.
Their performances invite visitors to learn, reflect, and connect with the living culture of the Squamish Nation, whose people have lived in and cared for these lands and waters for more than 10,000 years years.
Visit Eagle Song Dancers to learn more. - Details on programming to come.
- Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC
As British Columbia’s professional soccer clubs, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC are inspiring the next generation of players while helping grow the game across the province. Together, the clubs represent the highest levels of men’s and women’s professional soccer in British Columbia and play an important role in developing future talent through their academy programs.
At Home Pitch, players and coaches from the Whitecaps FC Academy and Vancouver Rise FC Academy will bring the excitement of the game directly to visitors through a series of interactive activities, games, drills, and skills challenges. Young fans will have the opportunity to learn from some of the province’s top development programs, try their own soccer skills, and experience the fun and energy that make football the world’s most popular sport.
Whether taking their first kick or dreaming of playing at the highest level, visitors of all ages are invited to join the action and celebrate the future of the game in British Columbia.
Visit Whitecaps FC to learn more about youth and academy programs. - Musqueam Next Generation Youth Soccer Program
Soccer has been part of Musqueam community for generations, bringing people together through competition, connection, and shared pride. The Musqueam Next Generation Youth Soccer Program builds on that tradition by using the game as a platform for wellness, leadership, belonging, and personal growth. This program continues to advance Musqueam's goals, emphasizing health and wellness to foster a thriving community.
Led by former Vancouver Whitecaps player Russell Teibert, the program is grounded in four core values: belief, belonging, best effort, and balance. Through sport, Musqueam youth are developing skills both on and off the field while creating a lasting legacy for future generations.
Cheer them on, join in the energy, and experience the spirit of the game alongside the Musqueam Next Generation Youth players at Home Pitch. - Children of Takaya Dance Group
Founded by the late Chief Dan George of the Tsleil-Waututh Nation, the Children of Takaya Dance Group is one of the oldest traditional Indigenous performing arts groups in British Columbia. For generations, they have shared Coast Salish culture through song, dance, drumming, and storytelling, creating meaningful connections between Indigenous traditions and audiences.
Their moving performances at Home Pitch will celebrate the history, teachings, and spirit of the lands and waters that have sustained the Tsleil-Waututh people for thousands of years. - Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC
As British Columbia’s professional soccer clubs, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC are inspiring the next generation of players while helping grow the game across the province. Together, the clubs represent the highest levels of men’s and women’s professional soccer in British Columbia and play an important role in developing future talent through their academy programs.
At Home Pitch, players and coaches from the Whitecaps FC Academy and Vancouver Rise FC Academy will bring the excitement of the game directly to visitors through a series of interactive activities, games, drills, and skills challenges. Young fans will have the opportunity to learn from some of the province’s top development programs, try their own soccer skills, and experience the fun and energy that make football the world’s most popular sport.
Whether taking their first kick or dreaming of playing at the highest level, visitors of all ages are invited to join the action and celebrate the future of the game in British Columbia.
Visit Whitecaps FC to learn more about youth and academy programs. - Canoe Cultures
Rooted in the traditions and teachings of the Northwest Coast, Canoe Cultures shares the deep cultural significance of canoe journeys for Indigenous Peoples. Through storytelling and cultural knowledge, they highlight the enduring connections between people, water, and land that have shaped coastal communities for generations.
At Home Pitch, visitors can learn about these living traditions and the role of canoes as vessels of culture, resilience, and unity offering a powerful reflection on movement, teamwork, and connection to place.
Visitors are invited to participate in hands on creative activities inspired by Indigenous culture and storytelling. Through the creation of miniature wooden paddles, leather drum keychains, and dream catchers, guests can craft their own keepsake while exploring themes of identity, creativity, connection, and cultural expression. These interactive experiences offer a memorable way to engage with the stories and traditions shared by Canoe Cultures.
Visit to Canoe Cultures to learn more. - Tsleil-Waututh Warriors
The Tsleil-Waututh Warriors are an Indigenous/Coast Salish dance group who celebrate the rich culture and history of the Tsleil-Waututh People of Burrard Inlet. - Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC
As British Columbia’s professional soccer clubs, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC are inspiring the next generation of players while helping grow the game across the province. Together, the clubs represent the highest levels of men’s and women’s professional soccer in British Columbia and play an important role in developing future talent through their academy programs.
At Home Pitch, players and coaches from the Whitecaps FC Academy and Vancouver Rise FC Academy will bring the excitement of the game directly to visitors through a series of interactive activities, games, drills, and skills challenges. Young fans will have the opportunity to learn from some of the province’s top development programs, try their own soccer skills, and experience the fun and energy that make football the world’s most popular sport.
Whether taking their first kick or dreaming of playing at the highest level, visitors of all ages are invited to join the action and celebrate the future of the game in British Columbia.
Visit Whitecaps FC to learn more about youth and academy programs. - Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC
As British Columbia’s professional soccer clubs, Vancouver Whitecaps FC and Vancouver Rise FC are inspiring the next generation of players while helping grow the game across the province. Together, the clubs represent the highest levels of men’s and women’s professional soccer in British Columbia and play an important role in developing future talent through their academy programs.
At Home Pitch, players and coaches from the Whitecaps FC Academy and Vancouver Rise FC Academy will bring the excitement of the game directly to visitors through a series of interactive activities, games, drills, and skills challenges. Young fans will have the opportunity to learn from some of the province’s top development programs, try their own soccer skills, and experience the fun and energy that make football the world’s most popular sport.
Whether taking their first kick or dreaming of playing at the highest level, visitors of all ages are invited to join the action and celebrate the future of the game in British Columbia.
Visit Whitecaps FC to learn more about youth and academy programs. - Programming details to come.
- Vancouver FC
Vancouver FC brings a professional edge and a deep commitment to growing the game across the Fraser Valley and beyond. As a Canadian Premier League club, they are focused on developing local talent and creating meaningful connections between players, fans, and community.
At Home Pitch, visitors can hit the field with Vancouver FC players through energetic skills and drills sessions, learning firsthand what it takes to compete at a high level while sharing in the excitement of the game.
Jump in, sharpen your skills, and experience the game alongside the pros.
Visit Vancouver FC to learn more. - Vancouver FC
Vancouver FC brings a professional edge and a deep commitment to growing the game across the Fraser Valley and beyond. As a Canadian Premier League club, they are focused on developing local talent and creating meaningful connections between players, fans, and community.
At Home Pitch, visitors can hit the field with Vancouver FC players through energetic skills and drills sessions, learning firsthand what it takes to compete at a high level while sharing in the excitement of the game.
Jump in, sharpen your skills, and experience the game alongside the pros.
Visit Vancouver FC to learn more. - Vancouver FC
Vancouver FC brings a professional edge and a deep commitment to growing the game across the Fraser Valley and beyond. As a Canadian Premier League club, they are focused on developing local talent and creating meaningful connections between players, fans, and community.
At Home Pitch, visitors can hit the field with Vancouver FC players through energetic skills and drills sessions, learning firsthand what it takes to compete at a high level while sharing in the excitement of the game.
Jump in, sharpen your skills, and experience the game alongside the pros.
Visit Vancouver FC to learn more.
Home Pitch is open the same hours the FIFA Fan Festival™ Vancouver; please click here for the festival’s schedule.
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