EAB celebrates 10 years with NBA trip to New York and Philadelphia

March 19–22, 2027. Those are the dates Étoile Angers Basket has set for a four-day transatlantic trip to New York and Philadelphia, which the French club announced as the opening event of its 10th-anniversary season.

Étoile Angers Basket reported that the journey is designed to let supporters and partners experience American basketball “up close to its legends,” with the itinerary built around two NBA games and exclusive experiences in both cities.

A Knicks game at Madison Square Garden and a Sixers-Spurs matchup

According to the club’s announcement, the program includes a New York Knicks home game at Madison Square Garden, followed by a game in Philadelphia between the 76ers and the San Antonio Spurs.

The club framed the matchups as part of a broader slate of exclusive NBA experiences, plus additional surprises it said it is not yet revealing. Beyond the games, Étoile Angers Basket said the trip is meant to create shared moments among members of its network and to give partners a different kind of experience.

Limited places, with registration through the club

Places on the trip are limited, the club said, and it urged interested participants not to delay in coming forward. Registration and information are available by email at [email protected] or by phone at 06 49 54 03 42.

Questions supporters are asking about the anniversary trip

When does the trip take place? Étoile Angers Basket has set the dates as March 19 to 22, 2027, spanning four days across New York and Philadelphia.

Which NBA games are on the itinerary? The club’s announcement lists a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden in New York and a 76ers-Spurs game in Philadelphia.

How can someone sign up? The club is handling registrations directly, by email at [email protected] or by phone at 06 49 54 03 42, and says places are limited.

What else is included? Beyond the two games and visits to both cities, Étoile Angers Basket says the trip includes exclusive NBA experiences and undisclosed surprises, with the full program not yet revealed.

The announcement closes on the anniversary itself: 10 years of the club’s history, an American adventure, and, in the club’s words, memories to be built together.

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