Sports & Live Events
Food plans for sports tournaments, marathons, gigs and live event trips.
Hogmanay in Edinburgh: a food plan for your group
Going to Edinburgh’s Hogmanay with friends? Plan the meals for a rental flat around the torchlight procession, the street party and New Year’s Day.
Northern lights trip: food plan for a group
Planning a group northern lights trip to Lapland, Norway or Iceland? How to shop, eat and stay warm on long aurora nights when shops are far and prices high.
Food plan for a group sports event trip
How to plan food for a group trip to a match or race: meals around kickoff, portable snacks, a quick rental-house shop and a fair way to split costs.
Food checklist for a group stargazing trip
How to plan food for a group stargazing trip: eat around sunset, pack quiet dark-site snacks, keep hot drinks ready, and manage meals where shops and kitchens are scarce.
Food checklist for a total solar eclipse group trip
How to plan food for a group travelling to see a total solar eclipse: shop before the crowds, pack a viewing-site meal, keep food safe, and feed everyone around totality without losing your spot.
Meal planning for a golf buddies trip
How to feed a group on a self-catered golf trip: fast breakfasts before an early tee time, a cooler that survives the back nine, hearty dinners after the round, and how to split the shopping without mixing it up with green fees.
Food plan for a marathon weekend with a group
How to plan food for a marathon or destination race weekend with a group: a carb-loading dinner that doesn’t gamble on a new restaurant, a race-morning breakfast timed to the start line instead of a hotel buffet, one recovery dinner for a house split between runners and spectators, and a fair way to split the grocery bill when three cheerleaders show up for every runner.
Food plan for a youth sports tournament travel weekend
How to plan food for a youth sports tournament travel weekend: working around a bracket schedule instead of a fixed mealtime, skipping concession stand prices between games, feeding the whole team with one dinner instead of twelve, and splitting the cost with families who may have just joined the roster.