Packers Family Night is an annual event held at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, designed as a family-focused occasion where fans get a close-up experience of the Green Bay Packers team. It serves as the official introduction of the Packers roster for the upcoming season and includes a game-like atmosphere with various activities and entertainment for all ages. Key features of Packers Family Night include:

• A full team practice session, showcasing players preparing for the regular season.
• A festive atmosphere with giveaways like thundersticks and game-used jersey giveaways.
• Music and food options that are kid-friendly.
• A fireworks and laser show to conclude the evening.
• Interactive fan zones and activities such as trivia, games, face painting, and more around the stadium and in the neighboring Titletown district.
• Youth football scrimmages on the field.
• Opportunities to see player interactions, including football drills and competitions such as punt catching.
• A pre-event area called Johnsonville Tailgate Village featuring music and games.
• Family Fest at Titletown earlier in the day, with free activities including DJ, dance floor, chalk art, STEM stations, virtual reality, mini golf, and food trucks.

The event typically draws large crowds (nearly 60,000 in 2025) and is a beloved tradition for Packers fans, providing a fun, affordable way to experience Lambeau Field and the team before the regular season. Tickets are required for all attendees regardless of age, and the event usually takes place in early August as part of Packers Training Camp festivities. For those who can't attend in person, Family Night is often broadcast on local TV stations in the Packers region. The most recent event in 2025 took place on Saturday, August 2, 2025, with festivities starting in the afternoon at Titletown and continuing in the stadium in the evening.