NewsNBC Bay Area — Local NewsJuly 2, 2026California
Spark Social SF cancels remaining World Cup watch parties after shooting
Spark Social SF has canceled all remaining public World Cup watch party events following a shooting incident that injured two people on Tuesday night. The venue remains open for regular business, but will no longer broadcast tournament games.
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Residents who planned to attend World Cup watch parties at Spark Social SF will need to find alternative venues, as the park has discontinued these specific broadcasts following a violent incident.
Key Facts
- Spark Social SF canceled all remaining public World Cup watch parties.
- A shooting occurred near Mission Bay Boulevard and Fourth Street at approximately 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
- Two people were wounded by gunfire and were transported to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
- The shooting followed an argument during a DJ set at a World Cup watch party.
- The suspected shooter fled the scene and remains at large.
- Spark Social SF remains open for regular business, including dining and other scheduled programming.
- The venue is cooperating with the San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) and public safety officials regarding the active investigation.
Who's Mentioned
organizationSan Francisco Chronicle“The news outlet that reported on the shooting details.”organizationSpark Social SF“The venue where the shooting occurred and which canceled its watch parties.”locationMission Bay Boulevard and Fourth Street“The location near where the shooting occurred.”organizationSFPD“The police department investigating the shooting.”