The American Museum of Natural History has launched 'World Cup, World Cultures' — a summer-long series of watch parties, interactive exhibits, and science programming running through the Final on July 19.
Thomas Tuchel confirmed England's 26-man 2026 World Cup squad on May 22. Bellingham, Saka, Kane, Foden, and Palmer headline — plus June 27 at MetLife against Panama.
Eight World Cup matches, including the July 19 Final, are coming to MetLife Stadium. Here's your complete guide to the venue, getting there, fan zones, and what to expect on the ground.
Everything you need to know about experiencing the World Cup in New York City.
Complete guide to the stadium hosting the World Cup Final and regional matches.
Find the best places across NYC to watch matches, from soccer bars to neighborhood favorites.
Team pages, group standings, and supporter guides for the 2026 tournament.
Explore watch parties and venues organized by NYC neighborhood.
Directory of soccer bars, pubs, and match-day venues across the city.
In-depth guides covering hotels, transportation, and World Cup planning.
July 19, 2026 — New York / New Jersey hosts the biggest match in soccer.
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Top Fever experiences happening in NYC during the World Cup
Live classical music in stunning NYC venues — churches, rooftops, and landmarks — by the glow of candlelight.
Book now → 🌆 Candlelight at Edge NYC90-minute open-air concerts 1,100 feet above Manhattan at Hudson Yards. July 17 through August.
Book now → 🎨 ARTE Museum NYCA fully immersive media art exhibition — walk through living paintings and digital worlds.
Book now → 🌊 SUBMERGEAn immersive underwater experience unlike anything else in New York City this summer.
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