Providence Stadium

- Providence Stadium, officially known as the Guyana National Stadium, is one of the most significant sports and entertainment venues in Guyana. Located in Providence, just outside of Georgetown, the stadium is a modern multi-purpose facility that primarily hosts cricket matches, including international games and domestic tournaments. Built with a seating capacity of approximately 15,000, the stadium was constructed for the 2007 ICC Cricket World Cup, marking a major milestone in Guyana’s sporting infrastructure. Since then, it has remained a central hub for cricket lovers, drawing large crowds for matches featuring the West Indies team, as well as various T20 leagues and local competitions.
- The stadium's design ensures an excellent viewing experience for spectators, with well-structured stands, VIP boxes, and media facilities that cater to international broadcasting standards. Its lush green outfield and world-class pitch make it a favorite venue for both players and fans. Apart from cricket, Providence Stadium has also hosted other sporting events, including football matches, rugby tournaments, and athletics competitions. Its versatility and high-quality facilities have helped establish it as one of the top sporting venues in the Caribbean, drawing visitors and teams from across the region and beyond.
- Beyond sports, Providence Stadium is a popular venue for large-scale concerts, cultural festivals, and national celebrations. It has hosted performances by international artists, local musicians, and major events such as Guyana’s independence celebrations and political gatherings. Its open-air design and expansive field make it an ideal location for massive crowds, ensuring that the stadium remains an integral part of the country’s entertainment and cultural landscape. The facility’s adaptability has made it a go-to destination for both sporting and non-sporting events, attracting a diverse range of audiences.
- With its convenient location near Georgetown and easy access via public and private transport, Providence Stadium continues to be a major attraction for locals and tourists alike. Whether it’s a thrilling cricket match, an electrifying concert, or a community event, the stadium provides an unforgettable experience for attendees. As one of Guyana’s most iconic landmarks, it stands as a symbol of national pride, fostering sportsmanship, unity, and cultural celebration. Its continued role in hosting international events ensures that it remains a key venue in the Caribbean’s sporting and entertainment scene.