Soccer fever has completely taken over, and we are absolutely here for it! This comes with great news, because you don’t need stadium tickets to immerse yourself in the electric atmosphere of the World Cup. Bringing that international match-day environment directly to your neighborhood, LA County Parks and Recreation has just announced that it will organize multiple free World Cup watch parties across the region. These family-friendly events are designed to unite local neighborhoods, celebrate cultural diversity, and offer a front-row seat to world-class soccer right on the big screen.
The match lineup & locations
LA County Parks is rotating venues to ensure neighborhoods across the county get a front-row seat to the action. Grab your calendar and map out your match days:
- Friday, June 12 at 5:00 PM – USA vs. Paraguay at Stephen Sorensen Park (📍 Palmdale)
- Thursday, June 18 at 5:00 PM – Mexico vs. Korea at Walnut Nature Park (📍 Walnut)
- Wednesday, June 24 at 5:00 PM – Czechia vs. Mexico at Amelia Mayberry Park (📍 Whittier)
- Thursday, June 25 at 6:00 PM – USA vs. Türkiye at George Lane Park (📍 Quartz Hill)
- Friday, June 26 at 4:00 PM – Uruguay vs. Spain at El Cariso Community Regional Park (📍 Sylmar)
Fun for the whole family
Each event is going to be packed with activities designed to keep everyone entertained from the pre-game warmups to the final whistle.
- The Big Screen Experience: Giant outdoor screens bring the high-stakes drama of the World Cup to life.
- Free Youth Soccer Clinics: Before the main event kicks off, young athletes can hit the grass to sharpen their skills and stay active. Make sure to show up early!
- Family-Friendly Activities: Immersive games and interactive entertainment will ensure there’s never a dull moment.
- Refreshments: Keep your energy high and stay cool with snacks and drinks available on-site.
These watch parties are the perfect way to enjoy some sunshine, share some high-fives, and make sweet summer memories with your community. See you at the park!
