Want to add some bounce to your lunchbreak?
By Lisa Simmons (@Lisa___Simmons)
If you’re like me and always looking for something different to do in your lunchbreak or after work, then look no further than Broadgate, in the heart of the City. The popular destination, just two minutes’ walk from Liverpool Street station, has recently become a table tennis haven, with six free-to-play ping pong table tennis tables located across the City campus: two tables at Broadgate Circle, two in Exchange Square and two at Broadgate Tower.
Not only is this a great reason for you to step away from your desk, but if you are looking for something fun and active to do with your colleagues that will provide some healthy competition, then bounce down to Broadgate on Wednesday 9th September, where some serious fun is to be had at the knock-out table tennis tournament. It’s free to take part, you could be crowned the City’s top table tennis player and win a table as well as a £50 bar tab at Bounce.
Where and how do you take part?
The competition will be located in Exchange Square and will take place on Wednesday 9th September from 12.30-2pm and 5.45-7pm. Ping! in the City is free to enter, just sign up on the day from 10am in Finsbury Avenue Square, Broadgate.
Ping pong tournament
No time for a tournament?
For many of you the lure of the game is enough, so why not see if you can reach the top of the leader-board by taking part in one of the following challenges: Broadgate’s Fastest to Eleven and The City of London’sLongest Rally (for those of you who prefer co-operation). There is no reservation needed, just turn up.
The tables will only be in place until the end of September so get down to the Square Mile now to take part!
Ping! London at Broadgate
Ping! London has partnered with Broadgate, City of London, to host Ping! in the City as part of the Summer Live season).
Broadgate, London Ping pong tournament
What: Table Tennis Tournament
When: Wednesday 9th September (2.30-2pm and 5.45-7pm)
Where: Exchange Square, Broadgate, London, EC2A 2BRT
Cost: Free to enter
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You may also want to check out the free film screenings in London in September.
