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The Beacon of Light will be closed when Beyonce and P!nk perform at the Stadium of Light this summer.
The venue won’t be open to the public on any of the concert days, (Tuesday 23 May, Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 June).
All bookings on those days have been cancelled, with customers who are affected by the closures being contacted directly.
In the build-up to concert days, car parking around the venue will be limited, with only the Blue Car Park available to the public on a first come, first served basis from Tuesday 16 May through to Tuesday 13 June.
Car sharing and using public transport where possible is advised, as the Blue Car Park will be serving all facilities within Stadium Park, including Hilton Garden Inn, SAFC Ticket Office, Sunderland Aquatic Centre and Beacon of Light.
Limited accessible parking will be available in front of the Beacon of Light during this time on non-concert days to Blue Badge holders.
CONCERT DAYS – Beacon of Light closed and no parking available:
Tuesday 23 May – Beyonce
Saturday 10 June – P!nk
Sunday 11 June – P!nk
NON-CONCERT DAYS – Limited parking in Blue Car Park:
Tuesday 16 May – Monday 22 MayThursday 24 May – Friday 9 JuneMonday 12 June
For Siblings Nursery and Beacon of Light School opening arrangements please contact them directly.
Booking a game of padel at the Beacon of Light has just got even easier, with our courts now available on Playtomic, one of the world's leading racket sports booking platforms.
Sunderland supporters are in for a bumper afternoon of family fun at the Beacon of Light this Sunday (25 October), as we celebrate Foundation of Light's 25th anniversary ahead of the Black Cats' clash with Leeds United.
The display will coincide with Wear Red and White Day on Friday 23rd October, when schools, businesses, organisations and supporters across the region are encouraged to show their support by wearing the club’s colours.