Free live screenings of selected Women's Asian Cup matches on the big screen at The Canopy, Lane Cove. Picnic-style family viewing across March 2026.
Wednesday 4 March 2026
to Saturday 21 March 2026
2 Rosenthal Ave, Lane Cove NSW 2066, Australia
Free
Enjoy the thrill of Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026 on a big outdoor screen where families gather for community spirit and great football. This is a relaxed, picnic-style experience where parents can watch top-level women's football while children enjoy the green space nearby.
The screenings are set across multiple match dates in March 2026, with family-friendly times in the afternoons and evenings. It is easy to arrive, lay down a picnic rug, and settle in for 90 minutes of exciting football action and community atmosphere.
Bring comfy seating, snacks, and a sense of fun; the event encourages social connection, outdoor enjoyment, and a love of women's sport, making it perfect for parents looking for an easy, low-cost outing with school-aged children.
You will find a large screen showing live matches from the Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026, with clear sightlines from the village green at The Canopy. The mood is informal and family-focused, so kids can move and play nearby while adults watch the game.
Expect picnic-style seating—bring a rug and low chairs—and a friendly crowd that is excited about women's football. There are nearby cafes and restaurants if you prefer to pick up food rather than bring your own, and many families use the time to combine dinner with community time after school or on weekends.
The screenings are free and accessible, and they provide a chance for parents to enjoy live sport without the fuss of stadium travel. It is a safe, family-oriented environment that celebrates women's sport and local community connection in Lane Cove.
Screenings run across several dates in March 2026, each showing a different match from the tournament. Sessions typically last around two hours and are scheduled in the afternoons or evenings to suit families and working parents.
No bookings are required for these free events; just arrive early to claim a good spot on the grass. The event is suitable for families with school-aged children and offers a relaxed way to introduce kids to live sports viewing outdoors.
The format is bring-your-own picnic (BYO food and drink) or purchase from nearby eateries. Organisers encourage responsible behaviour, waste reduction, and enjoying the event as part of a friendly neighbourhood gathering.
The screenings take place at The Canopy, 2 Rosenthal Avenue, Lane Cove 2066, on the village green where there is plenty of open space for families. The venue is central to Lane Cove and easy to reach by car or local transport.
There is on-site space for picnic rugs and low chairs, and the area is stroller-friendly for parents with younger children. Nearby parking and drop-off points make it practical for families juggling school runs or after-work plans.
If you are travelling by public transport, plan a short walk from the nearest stops and consider bringing a small torch for family comfort if you are staying for evening matches. The setting is welcoming and designed for easy family access.
All screenings are free and open to the public, with no ticketing or booking required. Parents should supervise children at all times and bring any necessary items like sunscreen, warm layers for evenings, and water bottles to stay comfortable outdoors.
Food and drink are BYO or available from nearby restaurants; attendees are asked to take rubbish with them or use provided bins to help keep the village green tidy. The event supports family-friendly and respectful behaviour to maintain a great experience for everyone.
Times and dates vary throughout March 2026, so check local listings or the Lane Cove Council events calendar for exact match listings and any last-minute changes to schedule. This helps families plan around school and extracurricular activities.
There is no cost to attend these screenings—they are free community events celebrating the Women's Asian Cup Australia 2026. No booking is needed, which makes planning simple for busy parents and families.
Arrive early to secure a good spot on the grass, particularly for afternoon and evening matches that may attract larger family crowds. Bringing picnic gear and low chairs helps make the experience comfortable for both parents and kids.
While the screenings are free, families may choose to support local cafes and restaurants by purchasing food and drinks nearby. Consider planning a casual dinner outing around a match to make the most of the community atmosphere and convenience.
