Copper Box Arena

  • Sport and fitness | Stadiums
  • Olympic Park
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Time Out says

This sporting venue, home to the handball, modern pentathlon fencing and goalball events during the 2012 Olympic Games, can seat up to 7,500 spectators. The building, which was the first of the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park venues to open to the public, gets its name from its arresting exterior appearance; the sustainable design is clad in copper, which will develop a rich colour as it ages. The Copperbox is equipped to host a range of sports including basketball, wheelchair basketball, handball, volleyball, netball, fencing, badminton and gymnastics. It is now home to a number of resident clubs including the London Lions Basketball Team (book tickets for their fixtures here). The venue is also open to the public who can use the gym facilities, take part in exercise classes, including yoga, pilates and box fit, and visit the café.

Details

Address
Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park
London
E20 3EL
Transport:
Rail: Stratford International Rail/DLR
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What’s on

London Catstravaganza

Ever looked at Crufts and thought, ‘this would be so much better with cats’? Well, this one’s for you. Taking place over two days, Catstravaganza is a celebration of fluffy and fabulous pussycats, with prizes given for the prettiest cats and kittens, as well as a razzle-dazzle ‘best in show’ presentation on the Copperbox Arena catwalk, and the chance to look at (and maybe stroke) some seriously stunning mogs. Founded by Steven Meserve of Loving Cats Worldwide – who’ll be judging the event alongside an international panel – Catstravaganza will also see a whole host of feline-friendly vendors selling their wares. It’s the purr-fect place to stock up on everything from cat snoods to tasty treats. Adorable.
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