After memorable and busy stops in the cities of Vancouver and Miami, Concacaf House: 41 for One arrives in the New York area to accompany the final stretch of the FIFA World Cup 2026carrying with it the energy, pride and excitement that have defined the experience so far.
Open to the public until Sunday, July 19 at 185 Greenwich Street, in Manhattan, the Concacaf House New York offers fans a free space to experience the cultures, stories and shared passion that connect Concacaf’s 41 Member Associations, as well as to celebrate the passion that our region has brought to the tournament.
Concacaf House comes to New York at a time when the region is fully immersed in the excitement of a historic World Cup, with Concacaf teams competing on the global stage and fans across the region following every game and every moment.
Open daily from 12:00 pm to 8:30 pm, the space features interactive experiences for fans, live content and cultural moments during the final stretch of the tournament.
Under the 41 for One concept, Concacaf House brings football, culture and community together in one place, with interactive games, gaming stations, creative activities for children, art installations and exhibitions featuring memorable objects and stories from across the region.
“As we arrive in New York for the final stretch of the FIFA World Cup, Concacaf House represents a new opportunity to bring our Confederation closer to fans and celebrate the passion, diversity and cultures of our 41 Member Associations,” said Victor Montagliani, President of Concacaf and Vice President of FIFA.
