Are you looking for the perfect place to shout “GOOOOOOOL!” with all your might? We have great news for you, because this Thursday, June 18, you can enjoy the broadcast of the Mexico vs. South Korea match at the Franz Mayer Museum in a cultural setting with a great atmosphere.
The “Fut en el Franz” event invites fans to cheer on El Tri from 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Of course, you can wear your Mexico jersey or outfit—or go for a K-fashion look—to get in the spirit of the game.
In addition to the on-screen broadcast, the atmosphere will be electric with batucada and special activities, while you enjoy food and drinks at the venue’s café. For attendees’ convenience, the parking lot will be open.
As part of the activities, you can join guided tours of the exhibition “Soccer: Designing a Passion.” This exhibition will take you on a historical and visual journey through the World Cups of the Americas, revealing how design has been key to the evolution of the most influential sport on the planet. You’ll see everything from club crests and logos to the monumental architecture of stadiums, uniforms, soccer balls, souvenirs, and posters.
Get your tickets as soon as possible here. Note that the museum is offering a 2-for-1 promotion on admission to the exhibition so you don’t have to go alone; admission costs $180.
Get ready to live out your passion surrounded by art and design, and join the live broadcast of the match at the Franz Mayer Museum—a fun place to cheer on the national team.
