It is the primary home venue for Clube Atlético Taboão da Serra, also known as 'Cats'.
The stadium's name honors José Feres, a local politician who served as a Vereador (city councilor) in the region.
The pitch is standard dimensions used for Campeonato Paulista division matches.
The facility is owned and managed by the municipal government of Taboão da Serra.
The stadium often hosts the Copa São Paulo de Futebol Júnior, one of Brazil's most important youth football tournaments.
Estádio Municipal Vereador José Feres is a multi-purpose stadium located in Taboão da Serra, São Paulo, serving primarily as the home ground for Clube Atlético Taboão da Serra. The venue features a natural grass pitch and is utilized for local league matches and regional sporting events. Its infrastructure includes basic spectator stands and facilities designed to support grassroots football in the Greater São Paulo area. The stadium acts as a community hub, hosting youth development programs and municipal sports activities. It is situated within the Jardim Maria Rosa neighborhood, integrated into the local urban grid. The facility holds a modest capacity suitable for lower-division professional and amateur competitions.
From the highest point of the grandstand for a panoramic view of the pitch and the surrounding hills.
Check the local league schedule online before visiting to ensure a match or event is taking place.
Bring sun protection, as the spectator stands offer limited coverage from direct sunlight.
Carry personal identification, which is occasionally requested for entry to specific municipal events.
Do not attempt to enter the pitch area, as access is strictly restricted to players and authorized personnel.
Operations depend entirely on the sporting calendar; expect closures during off-season periods or facility maintenance.
Wear comfortable shoes suitable for concrete stairs; no specific dress code, but casual attire is standard.
