Taking over Verona 1 Pop-Up on Oxford Street across July 30 and 31, the space welcomed local creatives for an experience that blended the club’s heritage with Sydney’s vibrant cultural scene.
Across the two days, fans enjoyed appearances from first-team players and club legends, while Keep Hush invited the very best of Sydney’s emerging music talent to soundtrack the evenings. Nigerian-Australian DJ Yemi Sul headlined the celebrations alongside AHJU, Domonique Dee and Mincy.
The space also featured a bespoke mural created by Sydney artists Eze and Migs, with a replica of the artwork set to be donated to support local charitable causes.
Supporters were also encouraged to personalise their new Tottenham Hotspur home and away shirts, while enjoying exclusive merch giveaways.
Tottenham’s commitment to connecting with supporters goes beyond the pitch, and Spurs House reflected the growing role of in-person fan experiences in modern football. Blending football with music, art and creativity, it gave supporters a new way to connect with the club and the culture that surrounds it.
Spurs House showcased Tottenham’s ambition to bring the spirit of North London to fans around the world, creating a destination where culture and football came together.
Take a closer look at the event below.