Clubs

Four clubs. Four ways to do game day.

Four premium clubs, all designed by the world-renowned Rockwell Group. Each one a different way to experience game day, from a Northwestern country club and immersive field-level access to elevated fan amenities and world-class corporate hospitality. Chosen for character, company, and proximity to the action.

The Northwestern Club

A country club. On the home sideline.

Location

West Sideline at the 50

Food & Beverage

All-Inclusive

A Northwestern country club experience designed for the major donor, the trustee, and the lifelong loyalist. Refined finishes, warm interiors, and some of the best sightlines in college football, plus the best brunch in town on game day and a terrace overlooking Northwestern Medicine Park.

The East Club

Chicago's finest restaurant. Hiding in a stadium.

Location

East Sideline at the 50

Food & Beverage

All-Inclusive

A world-class hospitality venue built for Chicago's business community. Enter through a hidden garden into refined interiors, a beautiful patio, and all-inclusive food and beverage designed to rival Chicago's finest restaurants. The most elite corporate entertaining experience in the city.

The Field Club

Feet from the field. In the middle of everything.

Location

Field Level, North End Zone

Food & Beverage

All-Inclusive

The most immersive, high-energy club in college football. All-inclusive food and beverage, 50-yard-line club seats behind the Northwestern bench, a field-level terrace, and the Wildcats running straight through the club in the pregame hype tunnel. When the game ends, stay for the post-game press conference, live.

The Loft Club

Bleacher energy. Premium amenities.

Location

Home Sideline, Above the Northwestern Club

Food & Beverage

Pay-As-You-Go

The most affordable premium club in the stadium, built for the heart of the Northwestern fan base, from longtime season ticket holders to young alumni. Padded seats just above the Northwestern Club, upgraded concessions and bar, and sweeping views of Northwestern Medicine Park and Evanston through 30-foot windows.