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Toronto's Bentway Lit Up for World Cup

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Torontos Bentway unveils a 22-day public art program, syncing with the FIFA World Cup 2026 Fan Festival at Fort York. The urban space transforms into a soccer playground, featuring interactive installations like touch-activated LED flags, modular furniture, and murals. The art wave aims to amplify the energy for the global sporting spectacle.

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Toronto's Bentway Lit Up for World Cup

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Toronto's Bentway Lit Up for World Cup. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 27. From your city to your ears, this is Canada News today, powered by AI. Toronto's lit up with height for the FIFA World Cup, 2026 matches, hitting the city in June and July. The bent way that Cool Spot under the Gardener Expressway is launching a 22-day public R program from June 11th to July 19th, sinking right up with the main fan festival at Fort York. This setup turns the urban space into a soccer playground packed with fresh installations designed to pull in fans from everywhere. It's all about blending art with the beautiful game during the tournament's massive vibe. Folks are already buzzing city-wide, talking up how these pieces will amp the energy for the planet's top sporting spectacle. Expect crowds chilling, interacting, and soaking in Toronto's global flair through creative twists on soccer themes. Mid-outs include touch-activated LED flags, lighting up the skate trail for Montreal's Le Mans Studio, a shipping container studio for fan dances by, daily Tuesdays jour, modular

furniture mimicking soccer fields, lounge chairs built from balls and nets, and murals wrapping the columns with local, scenes. Swing by 250 Fort York Boulevard when it drops, and watch how this artway fuels the World Cup fever straight through the summer showdown.

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