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Concacaf House Miami will open on June 11, 2026, offering fans a vibrant hub for soccer, culture and community during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with diverse programming and events.
The free public activation will feature match-day programming, fan experiences, live content, legend appearances and cultural moments celebrating Concacaf's 41 Member Associations. Miami, FL — June 10, 2026 — After opening in Vancouver earlier this year, Concacaf House: 41 for 1 will arrive in Miami on Thursday, June 11, 2026, inviting fans to enjoy a free public destination built around soccer, culture and community during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Located at 536 Lincoln Road, Miami Beach, FL, Concacaf House Miami will serve as a vibrant hub during the first weeks of the tournament, showcasing the diversity, passion and unity of the Confederation's 41 Member Associations through football, culture, music, art and community programming. “Concacaf House is a way to unite our region and create a space where fans can celebrate the cultures, stories and communities that make our Confederation so unique,” said Victor Montagliani, President of Concacaf and Vice President of FIFA. “With the FIFA World Cup coming to North America, Miami offers an incredible backdrop to showcase the energy of our game and our region.” As home to Concacaf headquarters and one of the most diverse soccer cities in the region, Miami is a fitting host for this next stop at Concacaf House. With strong ties to Latin America and the Caribbean, and communities representing cultures from across North America, Central America and the Caribbean, the city reflects the spirit of the Confederation and the shared passion that unites fans and visitors. Starting June 11, fans will be welcomed with a dynamic program of match-day highlights, cultural programming, interactive experiences and special events tied to the region's teams competing on the world stage. Concacaf House Miami will also offer fans a place to gather during match days of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, featuring teams from across the region, including Mexico, Canada, the United States, Haiti, Curaçao and Panama. Following its June stop in Miami, Concacaf House: 41 for 1 will continue to New York City in July, culminating in the final stages of the FIFA World Cup. Each activation in host cities will bring Concacaf to life with pride and love for the game, creating welcoming spaces for fans to celebrate a one-of-a-kind World Cup hosted in North America. For more information, visit concacaf.com/concacafhouse.
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