Leading BMX freestyler Matti Hemmings is bringing his stunning skills, tricks and routines to Tigers in the Park.
Matti holds the Guinness World Record for the most cliff-hanger spins with one foot on the handle bars in one minute. He also holds the record for most Death Truck Spins in a minute, which he achieved live on the BBC’s popular children’s show Blue Peter.
He will showcase his talents at Tigers in the Park on Saturday, September 9, when Tigers celebrate the opening of the new Aviva Premiership season. Matti will be performing throughout the day and running exclusive workshops. Click here to see Matti in action.
Held at Welford Road and on Nelson Mandela Park opposite the stadium, Tigers in the Park promises FREE entertainment for the whole family.
Now in its fourth year, Tigers in the Park offers live music, a fan zone and visits from some of the Tigers squad as well as inflatables, face-painting and an appearance by the Tigers Wheelchair Team.
It starts at 10am and finishes at kick-off against Newcastle Falcons at 3pm.
Supporters will need a ticket to enter the stadium to watch the match. Tickets are priced £18 adults and £8 for juniors and are on sale now from the Welford Road ticket office, on 0844 856 1880 and online by clicking here. Match tickets are currently on sale to season ticket holders and members and go on general sale at 8.30am Thursday.
The game, as with all regular season games in the Aviva Premiership and pool games in the new European Rugby Champions Cup and LV= Cup, is included in a Tigers season ticket. The only way to guarantee the best seats for all Tigers' home games in the coming season – and to enjoy 18 games for the price of 12 – is with a Tigers season ticket. Click here for details.
Matti holds the Guinness World Record for the most cliff-hanger spins with one foot on the handle bars in one minute. He also holds the record for most Death Truck Spins in a minute, which he achieved live on the BBC’s popular children’s show Blue Peter.
He will showcase his talents at Tigers in the Park on Saturday, September 9, when Tigers celebrate the opening of the new Aviva Premiership season. Matti will be performing throughout the day and running exclusive workshops. Click here to see Matti in action.
Held at Welford Road and on Nelson Mandela Park opposite the stadium, Tigers in the Park promises FREE entertainment for the whole family.
Now in its fourth year, Tigers in the Park offers live music, a fan zone and visits from some of the Tigers squad as well as inflatables, face-painting and an appearance by the Tigers Wheelchair Team.
It starts at 10am and finishes at kick-off against Newcastle Falcons at 3pm.
Supporters will need a ticket to enter the stadium to watch the match. Tickets are priced £18 adults and £8 for juniors and are on sale now from the Welford Road ticket office, on 0844 856 1880 and online by clicking here. Match tickets are currently on sale to season ticket holders and members and go on general sale at 8.30am Thursday.
The game, as with all regular season games in the Aviva Premiership and pool games in the new European Rugby Champions Cup and LV= Cup, is included in a Tigers season ticket. The only way to guarantee the best seats for all Tigers' home games in the coming season – and to enjoy 18 games for the price of 12 – is with a Tigers season ticket. Click here for details.
