Sports activities at night could resume
Neuss, Germany - Good news for those seeking a fun and engaging way to stay active in the city! The "Night Sports" project, a collaboration between Neuss City Youth Office and Neuss City Sports Association e.V., has resumed after a pause due to Corona precautions.
This project offers a unique opportunity for Neuss youth and young adults aged 14 to 21 who are seeking a sporting opportunity without club membership or formalities. The activities take place on Fridays, from 10 PM to midnight, and include football, basketball, and an obstacle course.
Football enthusiasts can head to Marie-Curie-Gymnasium, located at Jostenallee 49-51, North City. Basketball players can find their court at Gymnasium Norf, Eichenallee 8, Norf. For those interested in an obstacle course, the venue is St. Peter School, Rosellener School Street 9, Rosellen.
It's important to note that no registration is required to participate in any of these sports activities. Interested individuals can join at any time.
In addition to the "Night Sports" project, Neuss residents can also subscribe to a free newsletter that provides in-depth information on social developments, culinary arts, art, and culture in the city. To confirm your subscription, check your inbox or spam folder. The newsletter covers a wide range of topics and is not considered spam.
For more details about the newsletter, you can contact Mr. Müller from Neuss City Sports Association e.V. at 02131-24195. More information about the newsletter's privacy policy can be found on their website.
Whether you're a sports enthusiast or simply looking to explore the vibrant culture of Neuss, these opportunities provide a great way to get involved in the city's community. So, why not give it a try and join the fun?
Football lovers can participate in the Night Sports project at Marie-Curie-Gymnasium, located at Jostenallee 49-51, North City. Basketball players can join the Night Sports activities at Gymnasium Norf, Eichenallee 8, Norf.
