Are you organizing a World Cup watch party? Tell us about it

Hundreds gathered to watch a live telecast at Plaza Mexico in Lynwood in 2014 as Mexico took on host country Brazil in the World Cup.

By Fidel Martinez

June 6, 2018 11:30 AM PT

The 2018 FIFA World Cup is just around the corner. Beginning June 14, billions of people worldwide will tune in to watch 32 national teams battle it out in hopes of eventually hoisting the FIFA World Cup trophy. Despite the fact that the U.S. men's national team failed to qualify for the tournament, the greater Los Angeles area is home to some of the most vibrant immigrant communities in the country. Angelenos will definitely be watching. But where? That's what we're trying to find out.

Are you an organization or a business hosting a World Cup watch party? We want to hear from you!

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Fidel Martinez

Fidel Martinez writes the Latinx Files, a weekly newsletter that focuses on the American Latinx experience. He started at The Times in 2018 as an audience engagement editor, focusing on sports. Previously he worked as politics editor for Mitu, as a social storytelling producer for Fusion Media Group and content curator and managing editor for Break Media. He is a proud Tejano who will fight anyone who disparages flour tortillas.