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Lynnwood looks to join the fun as FIFA World Cup 2026 comes to Seattle

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood plans to engage with the 2026 FIFA World Cup in Seattle by organizing watch parties and cultural events. The city views this major event as an opportunity to showcase local talent and support small businesses. To gather input, Lynnwood invites local businesses to complete a short survey about their interest in participating in World Cup-related activities. The feedback will help the city shape events and partnerships that promote Lynnwood’s image. This initiative aims to enhance community pride and welcome international visitors to the area.

Small businesses play a crucial role in the local economy, and their involvement could lead to increased foot traffic and sales. The survey is designed to collect valuable insights from local entrepreneurs. Business owners can access the survey at www. surveymonkey. com/r/YCFTJFK.

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