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Where is FIFA Fan Fest?
The 2026 Kansas City FIFA Fan Fest location has been revealed, and we can't wait.

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2026 Kansas City FIFA Fan Fest Location Revealed
Is it 2026 yet? Kansas City officials revealed the location of the 2026 FIFA Fan Fest yesterday afternoon.
Night at the Museum: The Fan Fest will be held at the National WWI Museum and Memorial. Outside of the six games being played at Arrowhead Stadium, this will serve as the hub of the fan experience with a variety of activations.
#1 Fans: FIFA’s Fan Festivals aim to give all levels of soccer fans a world-class experience that involves music, food, and culture. Expect this to look similar to the 2023 NFL Draft, which hosted over 300,000 people in the same location.
The first game of the 2026 FIFA World Cup is scheduled for June 16th, 2026.
Small Business
A New Kansas City Company Aims to Change the Water Bottle Game
Move over, Stanley! Oskie is a new water bottle founded right here in Kansas City focused on clean hydration.
Mom and Pop: Founders and spouses Sean and Bridget Moran are passionate about fitness, sustainability, and clean hydration. Oskie water bottles are free from lead insulation, sealant, paint, BPAs, and Phthalates.
Clean Community: The bottles have a patented sport shape, are cup holder-friendly, and 10% of proceeds are given back to youth athletes and programs in need. The bottles currently come in four colors with two different lid styles.
Check out Oskie’s upcoming pop-up schedule to get your hands on a bottle soon! Keep your eyes peeled for upcoming limited edition designs. 👀
Nonprofit Highlight
The Urban Scholastic Center Aims to Build Lifelong Leaders
The Urban Scholastic Center (USC) is a faith-based nonprofit in KCK that exists to build lifelong leaders outside of the classroom.
Meaningful Moments: Since 2004, the USC has been touching the lives of students and families by providing seven programs to 1,600 students a month. Programs include Life Enrichment (after-school academy), Literacy Program, Urban Market (entrepreneurship), Beautiful Feet (athletics), Chess Club, Cultural Enrichment (field trips), and Soul Food (community meal).
For Families: In addition to the core seven programs, USC offers early childhood education programming, a free food store that encourages dignity in shopping, and an E-Sports program.
If you’re interested in learning more about the USC and how you can support its mission, fill out this form!
Community
Now’s Your Chance to Own a Heart from the 2024 Parade of Hearts
The online auction for the Hearts displayed during the 2024 Parade of Hearts is open now!
Buy Your Heart: The online-only auction for the 92 unique heart sculptures kicked off yesterday and remains open through Friday, August 23rd. All proceeds support local nonprofits and artists.
Soak it Up: This is a special chance to own a one-of-a-kind piece of Kansas City history, with the Parade of Hearts taking a hiatus in 2025. The Parade will return in 2026 with a brand-new sculpture.
Bid on hearts from the 2024 Parade HERE.
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🍦 Slow Scoopin’: Due to unforeseen shipping delays, the grand opening of the second location of The Golden Scoop has been delayed. In the meantime, get a free BOGO coffee drink every month at the original location!
🍕New Pizza Place: Orange by Devoured is celebrating the grand opening of its first physical space TODAY in Martini Corner (325 E 31st St.)
💰 Wanna Bet?: Sports wagering will now be on the ballot in November in the state of Missouri. No more driving across State Line to bet on the Chiefs on Sunday mornings?
🖌️ Save the Sculpture: The Nelson-Atkins Museum received a grant from the Bank of America to conserve the ‘Three Bowls’ sculpture on the east side of the Sculpture Park.
❌ End of History: The Historic Garment District Museum at 8th and Broadway will close at the end of August. However, the entire collection of garments will be moved to the Kansas City Museum!
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