Ticket sales are closing soon for the 2025 Big V Gala Dinner, presented by CitiPower – a landmark event celebrating 100 years of Big V Representative Football.
The event will bring together past and present players, coaches, officials, club representatives, partners and supporters for a night of celebration, storytelling and recognition of the proud legacy of the Big V. The four 2025 Big V teams will also be presented with their jumpers.
Taking place on the eve of the 2025 Representative Football Weekend, the Gala Dinner will serve as both a historic tribute and an exciting lead-in to one of the most anticipated events on the VAFA calendar, offering a unique opportunity to honour the legacy of the Big V and its enduring significance within the VAFA community.
The evening promises to be one of the most significant in the Association’s history, with special video presentations, guest panels, and tributes to those who have shaped the Big V story over the past century. Moreover, the event enables the opportunity to reunite with teammates, clubmates and fellow representatives from across the decades.
Date: Thursday evening, 10th July 2025
Location: CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park
Tickets: $195 per person (includes three-course dinner, beverages & entertainment)
This is a once-in-a-generation celebration and all members of the VAFA community are encouraged to secure their seat early.
For clubs and groups looking to book a full table or coordinate alumni attendance, please contact Susan Miller ([email protected]).
Join us as we celebrate 100 years of Big V pride, passion and tradition!
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