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Create 2026 World Cup Events Calendar and Cultural Business Map

Enacted on Jun 16, 2026Signed into law by the Mayor.

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Local Law 2026/107

✦ Plain-Language Summary

This bill would create an official calendar of World Cup viewing parties, festivals, and cultural events celebrating the 48 participating nations. It would also map neighborhoods and small businesses in NYC that have cultural connections to these countries, helping local businesses benefit economically from World Cup tourism and activities.

Details

Introduced
Apr 16, 2026
Passed Council
Jun 13, 2026
Enacted
Jun 13, 2026
Body
Committee on Economic Development
Type
Introduction
Status
Enacted

Sponsors (1)

Introduced byShaun Abreu (D7)

Official Description

This bill would require an agency designated by the mayor, or a city tourism and conventions entity designated by the mayor, to develop and publish two digital resources no later than one week before the start of the 2026 World Cup. The first is an events calendar of World Cup activities that have been submitted to the designated agency for inclusion, including viewing parties, street festivals, cultural programming celebrating participating nations, soccer clinics, art installations, and musical performances. The second is a digital map of small businesses hosting World Cup events, offering World Cup promotions, or otherwise connected to participating nations. The designated agency would also be required to conduct outreach to prospective participants, including small businesses and event organizers, to encourage submissions to the calendar and the map.

Council Vote

48 Yes·0 No·3 Other

Legislative History

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