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Jacob Raw

Thu 26 March 2026 11:40, UK

The Friedkin Group have taken another step forward in making Hill Dickinson feel like home for Everton supporters, with the ground set to host an end-of-season event in May.

It was announced on Thursday that the Toffees will open the ground up for players, staff, and fans to celebrate their first-ever season at their waterfront home on Thursday, 21 May.

The decision has been made to host the event at Hill Dickinson’s The Yard, and it’ll see fans invited to an end-of-season awards ceremony for the first time since 2018.

It will include awards for both the men’s and women’s teams, with tickets now on sale to premium members, as season ticket and Forever Blue members can secure their seats on Monday.

It was always going to be a bold and controversial decision to make the move from Goodison Park to Hill Dickinson Stadium, but it’s already started to show its promise.

What are the prices for the event?

Hill Dickinson Stadium showed a glimpse of the future against Chelsea, which some supporters deem to be the best sound that the ground has generated yet.

The newly announced event is another step in the right direction from the Friedkin Group, as they are doing what they can to make fans feel included.

Regardless of what some think, even just a portion of supporters being able to attend the event is a big change from what Evertonians haven’t even had a chance of going to for eight years.

Tables of 10 are priced at £2500 plus VAT, which works out at £250 per person, which, of course, not everyone will be able to afford.

Members should receive an email with further information on the event on the days that their category is eligible to purchase tickets.

How can Everton fans watch from home?

David Moyes and other staff members are set to be in attendance for the evening event, with awards being handed out to both Everton’s men’s and women’s teams.

Guests will be able to learn about certain winners of awards like Player of the Season, Young Player of the Season, Under-21 Player of the Season and Everton’s Club Goal of the Season.

The latest Everton Giant will be inducted into the Toffees’ hall of fame at the event, while the Howard Kendall Award will also be handed out to an individual on the basis of outstanding service or achievement.

Guests at Hill Dickinson can expect live music and entertainment throughout the event, but, as usual, there should be a live stream for supporters to watch from home, though this has yet to be confirmed.