This year, the World Cup of Hockey will be hosted in Toronto and the city is embracing the event with its very own Fan Village. Set to open on September 16th and run until September 25th, The Scotiabank World Cup of Hockey Fan Village will serve as the epicenter for hockey fanatics throughout the tournament.
The Fan Village is a free festival that celebrates the music, food and culture of all the countries participating in the tournament. Each day will feature different activities, with something designed for hockey fans of all ages. The events will range from live viewing parties for each game, to interactive activities such as Molson Canadian's Human Bubble Hockey challenge, Roger's VR experience and live musical performances.
For die-hard hockey fans or those simply looking for a fun family outing, the Scotiabank World Cup of Hockey Fan Village provides a perfect opportunity to celebrate Toronto's hosting of the international tournament.
Hockey Fan Festivals
The World Cup of Hockey Fan Village Helps Fans Celebrate the Tournament
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