Coventry City Council’s Sports Fest is set to return to Broadgate this summer with five days of free activities themed around sport and movement.

The event will start from Tuesday 11 and run until Saturday 15 August, with activities taking place from 11am – 4pm each day.

Once again, Sports Fest will transform the city centre into a lively hub of sport, movement, valuable wellbeing stalls, workshops and much more.

This year’s programme will offer sessions for all ages, including:

Councillor Kamran Caan, Cabinet Member for Public Health and Sport at Coventry City Council, said: “Sports Fest is coming back this summer where it will continue to offer residents five days of free activities during the school holidays.

“The event is really popular with residents – thousands joined us last year. It also shows the Council’s dedication to making sport and movement accessible for people of all backgrounds by hosting events like this.

“It’s free to attend and offers something for all ages – I encourage all residents to come along, get involved and take the first steps to having an active and healthier summer.”

Sports Fest is delivered by Coventry City Council in partnership with local sports clubs, community groups, health services and national governing bodies of sport, showcasing physical activity and wellbeing opportunities. It is part of this year’s Big Summer Takeover programme which will see a series of free events taking place in the city centre in August.

To learn more about this year’s Sports Fest visit coventry.gov.uk/sportsfest where the full event timetable will be available in the coming weeks.