Pubs, parks, museums. Where to watch 2026 World Cup games in LA

Nairavoice | Jun 9, 2026 14h ago 140 0 6 min read

Pubs, parks, museums. Where to watch 2026 World Cup games in LA

The 2026 World Cup is here. As angeles-bay-area-schedule-tickets-stadiums/90096576007/" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow">SoFi Stadium hosts multiple games, Los Angeles bars and parks will host numerous watch parties. We’re talking free outdoor watch parties, street festivals with screenings, British pubs showing games and more.

The United States will play Paraguay on Friday, June 12, at the Inglewood stadium, kicking off the first of eight matches held at the venue.

Here’s our guide on where you can watch the game in Los Angeles throughout the entirety of the over monthlong tournament:

The city of Los Angeles is hosting free watch parties for the World Cup games with Kick It In The Park. Just bring your blanket, chairs and snacks, and enjoy the games on a big screen at the following locations across Los Angeles, according to the program:

Cheviot Hills Recreation Center: June 14, 19, 24

Echo Park: June 11, 16, 21, 26 | July 1, 6, 14

El Sereno Recreation Center: June 14, 19, 24, 29 | July 4, 10, 19

Green Meadows Recreation Center: June 19 | July 10

Jackie Tatum Harvard Recreation Center: June 12, 17, 22, 27 | July 2, 7, 15

Ken Malloy Harbor Regional Park: July 1, 6, 14

Lanark Recreation Center: June 15, 20, 25, 30 | July 5, 11, 19

MacArthur Park: June 15, 25 | July 10, 11

Northridge Recreation Center: June 15, 18, 20, 25, 30 | July 5, 11

Seoul International Park: June 13, 18, 23, 28 | July 3, 9, 18

Sheldon Arleta Park: June 11, 16, 21, 26 | July 1, 6, 14

South Park Recreation Center: June 14, 24, 29 | July 4, 19

Stoner Recreation Center: June 12, 22 | July 7

Sylmar Recreation Center: June 13, 18, 23, 28 | July 3, 9, 18

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Sycamore Grove Park: June 20, 30 | July 5

Venice Beach Recreation Center: June 17, 27 | July 2, 15

Westwood Recreation Center: June 29 | July 4, 10, 19

Whitsett Fields: June 13, 18, 23, 28 | July 3, 9, 18

Wilmington Recreation Center: June 11, 16, 21, 26

The Getty Center is hosting watch parties at its Trellis Bar & Lounge and Garden Terrace Café locations. Admission to the Getty Center is free, but it does require a timed-entry reservation.

Outside the Autry Museum of the American West in Griffith Park will be a free screening of the USA vs. Paraguay game, complete with food trucks serving food from Paraguay, local vendors and other activities. Registration for the event, which starts at 4 p.m., is required.

The FIFA Fan Festival Los Angeles is a multi-day celebration featuring live music — including performances by DJ Steve Aoki, Normani and Capital Cities — food vendors and viewings of matches live. The event, which is from June 11-14, will be held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum. General admission tickets can be purchased online.

Also taking place are the World Cup Fan Zones that’ll be held across Los Angeles County, where people can get tickets to watch matches live and get access to other programming. Some fan zones also offer food vendors, DJs, beer gardens, games and more.

Here are all the fan zones in Los Angeles County, according to the Los Angeles FIFA World Cup host committee:

The Original Farmers Market in Los Angeles: June 18-21

Union Station in Los Angeles: June 25-28

Hansen Dam Lake in Los Angeles: July 2-5

Earvin “Magic” Johnson Park in Los Angeles: July 4-5

Whittier Narrows Recreation Area in South El Monte: July 9-11

Fairplex in Pomona: July 14-15 and July 18-19

West Harbor in San Pedro: July 14-15 and July 18-19

A city as sprawling as Los Angeles means there will be countless bars and restaurants showing World Cup games throughout the entirety of the tournament. Here’s just a sampling of places that’ll be showing games, according to their respective websites or social media pages:

Barney’s Beanery, the longstanding eatery with multiple locations across Los Angeles County including Westwood in Los Angeles, said all locations will be open at 11 a.m. when Mexico and South Africa face off on June 11. Check out their Instagram for more updates on events held at Barney’s Beanery.
Biergarten LA, the Koreatown eatery with a menu influenced by Korean and German cuisines, will be showing all World Cup games.
Ovation Hollywood is technically a shopping center. But its partnership with Dave & Buster’s for select World Cup games means the Hollywood open-air mall will transform into a family-friendly watch party complete with a beer garden that’s in close proximity to other restaurants.
Pickwick’s Pub in Woodland Hills will stream the United States and Paraguay game on June 12 and the England and Croatia game on June 17.
The Cat & The Fiddle, a British pub and restaurant in Hollywood, will be hosting World Cup watch parties throughout the tournament.
Ye Olde King’s Head, technically in Santa Monica, is a British restaurant and pub that will be showing all games.
33 Taps, a sports bar with locations in Silver Lake, Culver City, downtown Los Angeles and West Hollywood, will be showing all World Cup games.

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Barney’s Beanery, the longstanding eatery with multiple locations across Los Angeles County including Westwood in Los Angeles, said all locations will be open at 11 a.m. when Mexico and South Africa face off on June 11. Check out their Instagram for more updates on events held at Barney’s Beanery.

Biergarten LA, the Koreatown eatery with a menu influenced by Korean and German cuisines, will be showing all World Cup games.

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Ovation Hollywood is technically a shopping center. But its partnership with Dave & Buster’s for select World Cup games means the Hollywood open-air mall will transform into a family-friendly watch party complete with a beer garden that’s in close proximity to other restaurants.

Pickwick’s Pub in Woodland Hills will stream the United States and Paraguay game on June 12 and the England and Croatia game on June 17.

The Cat & The Fiddle, a British pub and restaurant in Hollywood, will be hosting World Cup watch parties throughout the tournament.

Ye Olde King’s Head, technically in Santa Monica, is a British restaurant and pub that will be showing all games.

33 Taps, a sports bar with locations in Silver Lake, Culver City, downtown Los Angeles and West Hollywood, will be showing all World Cup games.