The club's multi-purpose event and retail space will host our popular, and now fully licensed fan zone, with the outstanding, two-storey Rangers store also opening to supporters for the first time before the Scottish Premiership clash.
This is a huge moment in the club's commitment to enhance the supporter experience. The development of the club’s museum is progressing well, and once its fit-out is completed, it will open later this year.
New Edmiston House will be a terrific asset to Govan and Glasgow. It’s expected several top music acts and conferences will utilise the event space in the coming months.
Entry to the fan zone ahead of the St Johnstone fixture will be on a first-come, first-served basis, with live entertainment, a bar, and food stalls.
Access will only be permitted by showing your ticket for the match. Please note: New Edmiston House is a cashless premises.
Rangers' Director of Commercial and Marketing, James Bisgrove commented: "The opening of New Edmiston House is a massive moment for the club.
"While it will be a focal point for our supporter experience on a matchday, this will be a seven-day venue, with regular conferences, concerts and other live entertainment acts utilising the superb event space.
"The new, two-storey Rangers store will raise the bar in terms of the club retail offering, in close collaboration with Castore and our official licensing partners'.
"The club museum will be a flagship attraction to New Edmiston House and Ibrox. Since I arrived at the club, the desire for a museum has been clear, and we are really excited with what we are going to share with our supporters, and many other vistors to the city.
"The specialist fit-out of the museum is now underway, and it will open later this year."
Supporters who purchased the official New Edmiston House supporter package will receive information on their priority access to events which will be staged on non-match days and first bookings for the museum.
The backing from supporters who have purchased these official packages has played a crucial role in the funding the venue, and it’s hugely appreciated by all at the club.
In addition, all these supporters will have their names inscribed at the museum and become part of the club's history.