Concacaf House Sets Up Shop in Miami Ahead of 2026 World Cup
When the FIFA World Cup 2026 draws near, the excitement is not limited to the stadiums that will host the matches. In Miami, a temporary yet ambitious gathering space known as Concacaf House: 41 for 1 is set to open its doors on June 11, 2026, at 536 Lincoln Road on the bustling Lincoln Road Mall in Miami Beach. The venue, offered free to the public, will serve as a hub where supporters from across the Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football can converge to watch key matchdays, engage in cultural programming, and experience interactive installations that highlight the region’s rich tapestry.
Victor Montagliani, Concacaf President and FIFA Vice President, highlighted the house’s role in uniting fans from the 41 member associations, noting that Miami’s deep ties to Latin America and the Caribbean make it a natural host for this gathering. The space will blend sport with art, music, and culinary traditions, offering visitors a chance to explore the diverse identities that make up the confederation.
Spotlight on 41 Member Nations
Special celebrations will align with the fixtures of teams such as Mexico, Canada, the United States, Haiti, Curaçao, and Panama, allowing fans to rally behind their regional representatives. Programming will include live screenings of matchday moments, panel discussions with former players, and workshops that explore the cultural narratives behind each nation’s football story.
After its Miami debut, Concacaf House will relocate to New York City in July, where it will remain active through the tournament’s final stages, extending the reach of the confederation’s fan experience across the United States. The move underscores the ambition to bring the region’s vibrant community to a broader audience as the World Cup reaches its decisive moments.