On Sunday, June 28, Flag Cities is heading to Stephen R. Gregg Park in Bayonne, New Jersey, from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. The event brings the 2026 FIFA World Cup fever all across the Garden State, with Bayonne being the next location that gets to host all of the entertainment. With free admission, the event allows everyone the opportunity to enjoy a game and all of the additional entertainment and activities that are offered.
Flag Cities events feature live music, a vendor village selling merchandise and souvenirs, as well as a viewing party for 2026 FIFA World Cup matches. For Bayonne’s event, the live music will be provided courtesy of Trapped in Static, an alternative rock/indie band that has played sold-out shows across New York City.
The match being shown at Flag Cities is the only match taking place that day, which is the opening game for the round of 32. The match is South Africa vs. Canada, two teams that have never made it to the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup before, setting up a historic matchup. As the round of 32 begins, it signifies that the competition for the 2026 FIFA World Cup will only be getting more and more competitive.
Flag Cities provides guests with an opportunity to watch the high-stakes game, rooting on your favorite team, while also being able to enjoy the food trucks and vendors that are spread throughout the venue. Additionally, there is also a kid’s zone and soccer zone, which allows young guests to challenge their soccer skills.
As the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues, Flag Cities offers attendees a perfect way to enjoy the games in an exciting, vibrant atmosphere, which also includes other forms of entertainment to ensure that guests are always entertained. The final Flag Cities event is scheduled to take place on Friday, July 3, at Hinchcliffe Stadium in Paterson, New Jersey.
To learn more about Bayonne’s Flag Cities event and reserve a ticket, visit https://flagcities2026.ticketspice.com/flag-cities-2026-bayonne.