End of Season Awards Dinner

The End of Season Awards Dinner is getting bigger and better with each passing year!

In May 2012 over 600 people packed into a marquee on the main pitch at Franklin's Gardens for an evening hosted by the BBC's voice of rugby, John Inverdale. With the entire squad present, a fantastic evening was enjoyed by all - not least George Pisi who scooped both the Players' Player and Supporters' Player of the Season.

Details for 2013 are yet to be confirmed, but what is for sure is that it will be another fantastic evening and celebration of the Saints' efforts.

For more information about how you can join us for this great event call Graham on 01604 599103 or fill out a Corporate enquiry form.

'An Audience With…'

Some of the biggest names in sport have featured in our series "An Audience With..." so far with a resounding success.

Perfect for client entertainment or a night out with friends and fellow sports enthusiasts, Franklin's Gardens has played host to Sir Ian Botham, Sir Ian McGeechan, Martin Johnson, Kevin Pietersen, and World Cup-winning Head Coach, Sir Clive Woodward, OBE.

But it's not just the guests who draw the crowds either; we always attract a celebrity master of ceremonies to host the show as well!

England's chairman of cricket selectors, Geoff Miller, hosted the Botham and Pietersen evenings, former British Lion John Bentley was the man posing the questions to 'Johnno' as he sat in the hot seat and none other than England's record appearance holder Jason Leornard was the MC for the evening with Sir Ian McGeechan.

With an a fabulous evening meal served and opportunities to meet genuine sporting heroes and collect signatures and photo's of some of sports' most iconic characters, these are nights not to be missed.

Sponsorship packages are available for all the dinners, including the "Audience With" evenings which includes an exclusive drinks reception for your guests with the star and signed memorabilia and photo sessions.

The most recent evening was "An Audience With...Sir Clive Woodward, OBE", as the World Cup-winning Head Coach told an enraptured audience in excess of 400 people how he took England to Webb Ellis Cup glory and is setting the standards as Director of Sport at the British Olympic Association.