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This episode of the Discover Central Massachusetts Podcast-Big crowds, giant screens, food trucks and international visitors are coming to downtown Worcester. City leaders say the World Cup watch parties on Worcester Common could become one of the biggest community celebrations of the summer. ⚽🌎


Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz

World Cup Watch Parties Coming to Worcester Common: Free Family Events, Food Trucks and International Fans Expected Worcester will host four free FIFA World Cup watch parties on Worcester Common featuring giant screens, food trucks, vendors, a beer garden and family activities. International visitors are expected to boost the local economy.

Scotland has appeared in the FIFA World Cup eight times—but not since 1998.

That's why the excitement surrounding the return of the Tartan Army is so special. For many Scottish fans, this will be their first chance to see Scotland compete in a World Cup.

John Hamilton joined Radio Worcester to explain why Worcester is becoming Scotland's home away from home.

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Worcester Prepares for Arrival of Scotland's 'Tartan Army' Ahead of FIFA World Cup Thousands of Scottish soccer supporters are expected in Worcester during the 2026 FIFA World Cup. John Hamilton discusses the Tartan Army, local events, and the tournament's impact on the city.

⚽ Worcester is preparing for one of its biggest public events of the summer.

The City of Worcester's new "Game On Worcester" initiative will bring FIFA World Cup watch parties to Worcester Common, beginning with a kickoff double-header on June 13.

Get the full story on Radio Worcester.



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Talk of the Commonwealth with Hank Stolz
Hank Stolz

Worcester Common to Host Massive World Cup Watch Parties Expected to Draw Thousands Worcester will host four FIFA World Cup watch parties on the Common beginning June 13. Officials expect large crowds, food trucks, a beer garden, and significant economic impact downtown.