Centre Event
The place to celebrate dads
Father's Day at TP
14 & 15 June 12noon - 2pm
We're inviting families to celebrate Father’s Day weekend with two days of FREE football-inspired fun.
Whether you're celebrating dads, grandads, uncles, step-dads or any father figure in your life, we're here to bring the fun and footie, plus a little self care and charity support.
Free for everyone, Trafford Palazzo will transform into a mini football hub this weekend, complete with a turf-covered pitch, themed photo backdrops, and engaging activities to bring the whole family together.
Football drills and photo space
Football Drills | Sat & Sun
Young football fans and dads can put their skills to the test with fun and fast-paced drills taking place on a turf-style pitch. Participants will join either the red or blue team, with times recorded on a leaderboard throughout the day.
Photo Space | Sat & Sun
Strike your best goal-scoring pose in front of a special themed football goal backdrop. With footballs, trophies, foam fingers, and ‘Happy Father’s Day’ decorations, it’s the perfect spot to snap a fun family memory.
Andy’s Man Club Pop-Up
Saturday 14 June 12–2pm
Championing mental health awareness, Andy’s Man Club will be hosting a pop-up stand where visitors can learn more about their work in the community. With leaflets, banners, and a welcoming team on hand, the charity is there to offer support and spark important conversations.
Primark x Soccer Aid for UNICEF
Donation collection Sat & Sun
Primark is returning as a Principal Partner of Soccer Aid for UNICEF for the sixth consecutive year. The charity match will take place on Sunday 15th June at Old Trafford, Manchester, bringing together football legends and celebrities to raise funds for children worldwide.
As part of this ongoing partnership, Primark will also be attending Trafford Palazzo for the Father’s Day collection donations in support of Soccer Aid for UNICEF. This initiative gives visitors the chance to give back while celebrating the father figures in their lives.
