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Gear Up for Sunday with the BIG GAME at The Boxyard!

Feb 6, 2026, 8:15 AM | Updated: Feb 9, 2026, 10:13 am

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Tailgate & Watch Party | Open at 10:00 AM

Get ready to kick off Sunday the right way at The Boxyard with an all‑day tailgate and watch party that brings the energy, the food, and the fun—rain or shine.

Doors open at 10:00 AM across all Boxyard areas, including Victory Hall, Hatback Bar & Grille, and Steelheads Alley. This is a free event, open to the public, with no tickets or cover charge, and a family‑friendly atmosphere welcoming fans of all ages.

All‑Day Tailgate Vibes

DJ Kazan gets the party started at 10 AM with a Boxyard Playoff Tailgate soundtrack, setting the tone for a full day of football fun. From 1:00–2:30 PM, enjoy live music from Rumor 6 before settling in for kickoff.

Outside, The Yard will be fully tented and equipped with an LED screen, making it the perfect spot to gather, mingle, and soak in the game‑day energy. Inside, we’ve added 200 additional seats just for the Big Game, ensuring more room to cheer on your team.

Food, Drinks & Games

Fuel up with classic tailgate favorites from on‑site food trucks, open throughout the event and during the game. Quench your thirst with beer, wine, cocktails, and cider stations located throughout the venue—proudly serving Métier exclusives alongside other favorite local Northwest beverages.

Between plays, test your skills with tailgating games like cornhole, giant Jenga, and more.

Game Time Experience

Catch the Big Game at 3:30 PM with one full hour of pregame coverage with sound, leading into the game on the Boxyard’s massive 23‑foot indoor screen, plus additional TVs throughout the space. Expect beer‑hall style seating, sound on, high energy, and an unbeatable atmosphere.

Seating is first come, first served, and no reservations are taken for the Big Game—so come early, grab a spot, and settle in.

Whether you’re here for the football, the food, or the vibes, The Big Game at The Boxyard is the place to be on Sunday February 8th.

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Gear Up for Sunday with the BIG GAME at The Boxyard!