The FIFA World Cup™ will take place from June 11th to July 19th. See how the City of Boston is celebrating!
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2026 FIFA World Cup™ in Boston
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Find all the information about how Boston is celebrating the World Cup!
Neighborhood Business Guide
Throughout the FIFA World Cup™ (and the entire summer of 2026) the City of Boston wants to make sure you check out our vibrant neighborhood businesses. See which businesses are showing games, or just great places to visit, here!
FIFA Fan Festival™ on City Hall Plaza
The FIFA Fan Festival™ Boston at City Hall Plaza will serve as the city’s central gathering place for fans to celebrate FIFA World Cup 2026™. City Hall will remain open and operational. For more information, including hours of operation, click here!
For Businesses
Contact: Economic Opportunity and Inclusion
Showing World Cup Games
If your business typically shows sporting events on TVs, you CAN show any or all matches WITHOUT a FIFA Public Viewing License. There are regulations related to marketing & ticketing. You can optimize business hours during key games. Learn more here!
Take the Survey
As you plan events, activations, and promotions, the City wants to make sure your business feels supported. Complete our brief survey to help us understand your level of interest and how we can help you!
Attend City-hosted Office Hours
The Boston Licensing Board, Office of Nightlife Economy, and Office of Small Business host bi-weekly Office Hours to assist you with your planning related to the FIFA World Cup™.
Summer 2026 Business Forum
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On May 4, FIFA World Cup™ Boston 2026 and the Office of Economic Opportunity and Inclusion hosted a forum to share updates on small business opportunities related to this summer's large scale events.
Health Resources
Contact: Boston Public Health Commission
Everyone has a role to play in keeping our communities healthy.
Check out these resources to help you and your loved ones enjoy a safe and healthy summer.
If you are having a medical emergency, call 911. Go to a hospital emergency department only for severe illness or injury.
For non-emergencies, please use an urgent care center or a nearby health center.
If you’re traveling, bring your regular prescription medications. For over-the-counter needs, you can visit any pharmacy.
Tips to Stay Healthy
Learn everyday tips on how to keep you and your loved ones healthy.
Domestic and Sexual Violence Support
Find confidential help and resources for anyone who may be experiencing violence.
Overdose Prevention Helpline
Call 1-800-972-0590 to connect with a trained operator who can help in the event of an overdose.
Mosquito Safety
Learn about mosquito-borne illnesses, bite prevention, and mosquito control.
Food Safety
Learn how to prepare food safely, prevent food poisoning, and how to report cases of food-borne illnesses.
Water Safety
Learn how to prevent water safety problems and ensure safe water experiences for everyone.
Animal Bite Prevention
Learn the steps you can take to prevent animal bites.
Find Naloxone Near You
Find naloxone at locations across Boston and learn about free overdose prevention trainings.
Environmental Notices
Learn about what bodies of water to avoid and other environmental notices.
Youth Work
Explore resources for youth and providers that aim to prevent teen dating violence and promote healthy relationships.
