The stadium was renamed in 2000 to honor Valmir Campelo Bezerra, a former local politician and administrator.
During its 2008 renovation, the stadium received new locker rooms, a media center, and improved floodlighting systems.
The pitch dimensions are standard international size at 105 by 68 meters.
It served as a temporary hospital facility during the COVID-19 pandemic to support regional healthcare needs.
The stadium is frequently used for local political rallies and large-scale community events beyond football.
Estádio Valmir Campelo Bezerra, commonly known as Bezerrão, is a multipurpose stadium located in Gama, Brasília. Originally inaugurated in 1977, the facility underwent a comprehensive reconstruction between 2006 and 2008 to meet modern FIFA standards. It features a seating capacity of approximately 20,000 spectators. The stadium serves as the primary home ground for Sociedade Esportiva do Gama. It was a key venue during the 2008 South American U-17 Championship and hosted international friendly matches, including a Brazil vs. Portugal game in 2008. The structure utilizes a concrete modular design common to Brazilian regional stadiums of its era. It remains a central cultural and sporting hub for the Gama administrative region of the Federal District.
From the upper-tier stands facing the center of the pitch to capture the full architectural symmetry.
Check the local match schedule in advance as the venue is primarily active on game days.
Bring sun protection, as the stadium seating areas have limited shade coverage.
Carry small personal items only, as security protocols often restrict large bags.
Do not attempt to access the pitch or restricted areas unless part of an authorized tour or event.
Operating only during scheduled sporting events or community functions; closed to the public otherwise.
No aggressive banners, professional photography equipment without prior clearance, or glass containers.
