Music, sun, food and drink, international teams and great rugby were all on offer this weekend at Allianz Park, the home of Saracens rugby, for the inaugural Sevens and the City multi-sport festival.
It was a sunny mid-afternoon as I met Zimbabwean-born Scotland number 8; David Denton. A freak of nature on the field and quite some Zimbabwean presence. One of the most devastating ball carriers in the world. He was one of the few highlights of the Scottish's Six Nations campaign.
Coach Vern Cotter is adamant that Scotland's summer tour has been a valuable exercise - despite the 55-6 thumping his team got in the final match against South Africa.
The June Internationals and Pacific Nations Cup are almost over for another year. The Southern Hemisphere teams still seem to hold the dominance with exception of an understrength Argentina team.
Ross Ford wants his record-breaking night in Cordoba to be one on which Scotland's young and inexperienced players rise to the challenge posed by Argentina.
David Denton has been ruled out of Scotland's summer tour as the back-row forward continues his recovery from a concussion he sustained over a month ago.
Scottish fly-half Tom Heathcote who has burst onto professional rugby’s stage has announced he will leave his contract at Bath early and return to Scotland on a one year deal with Edinburgh.
Scotland could pay a price for their opening win under new coach Vern Cotter after three players suffered injuries against the United States in muggy Houston.