Name: 2026 William Buck VAFA Finals Luncheon
Start: 2026-09-04T12:30:00+10:00
End: 2026-09-04T15:30:00+10:00
Location: RACV City Club

The event

About this event

JOIN US FOR AN AFTERNOON OF FOOTY ENTERTAINMENT

The William Buck VAFA Finals Luncheon is a prime opportunity to get out of the office, enjoy a superb lunch, have a few drinks with friends or colleagues, and hear from some first-class talent in the footy world.

This year's event will feature guest speakers James Hird and Jimmy Bartel, hosted by MC Nat Edwards.

Guests will also be treated to hearing from hosts of the VAFA’s For the Love of the Game Podcast with a preview of the VAFA finals series.

This is one event not to be missed.

Get your tickets today!

Date

Fri 04 Sep 2026

Start time

12:30 PM

Venue

RACV City Club

Melbourne, VIC

Entry

General admission

Up to 8 tickets per order

Before you go

Getting there

RACV City Club

501 Bourke Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000

By train

Flagstaff

8 minute walk. Werribee, Williamstown, Craigieburn, Upfield, Sunbury, Pakenham, Cranbourne, Frankston, Sandringham.

By bus

Bourke St/Queen St

2 minute walk.

Parking

RACV City Club Car Park

0 minute walk.

Costs approximately $15 on event days, based on information from August 2026. It usually fills about an hour before doors open. Try InterPark Australia - 140 William Street.

Timetables and parking charges can differ on public holidays, so it is worth checking before you travel.

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About Victorian Amateur Football Association

The Victorian Amateur Football Association stands as a cornerstone of Australian Rules Football within Victoria, overseeing a vast network of clubs and leagues across metropolitan Melbourne and beyond. For over a century, this esteemed organisation has passionately cultivated the amateur spirit of the game, providing a vital platform for thousands of men and women to participate in structured, competitive football. It is dedicated to fostering an inclusive environment where players of all skill levels can engage in the sport they love, embodying the true essence of community sport and fair play.

Through its extensive network of divisions and competitions, the Victorian Amateur Football Association not only promotes physical health and athletic development but also builds strong social connections and a profound sense of belonging among its members. It champions sportsmanship, teamwork, and leadership skills, contributing significantly to the fabric of local communities and nurturing the next generation of players and enthusiasts. Supporting the Victorian Amateur Football Association means investing in the enduring values of amateur sport, ensuring the continued vitality of Australian Rules Football at its grassroots level for years to come.