Plaza Mexico presents 'Golazo Fest Returns'

LOS ANGELES - EntSun -- Join us for Plaza Mexico's third watch party, 'Golazo Fest,' and experience the passion, energy, and excitement of futbol like never before.

Plaza Mexico's watch parties have gathered over 5,000 people who have enjoyed the unforgettable experience. As the media stated, "If you weren't in Mexico City for the game, Plaza Mexico in Lynwood was the next best place to be."

Watch every moment of the big game on a giant LED screen surrounded by an electric atmosphere.

Enjoy live music, photo opportunities and great food & refreshments.

Bring your team colors, your game-day spirit, and get ready for an unforgettable celebration of soccer, community, and fun.

Plaza Mexico would like to thank many of the 'mercado' tenants for their support.

Throughout 2026, Plaza Mexico will be your go-to spot for programming a variety of events—from lively festivals and artisan markets to kids' activities, live music, and community celebrations.

Multi-cultural audience, music, vibrant festival ambient and overall good vibes for the entire family.

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Drone Broll of June 11, 'Golazo Fest' Watch Party courtesy of Brandon Estrada for Plaza Mexico.
https://youtu.be/XXZotEZqUEA?si=71xbLgSLLQTH7rBy



SOCIAL MEDIA:
https://www.plazamexico.com/
WHERE: Plaza México
3100 E Imperial Hwy, Lynwood, CA 90262
Entrance + Parking: Free
Bring your lawn chair

ABOUT PLAZA MEXICO
Located at 3100 E. Imperial Hwy in the emergent city of Lynwood California, only 14 miles south of downtown Los Angeles, Plaza Mexico is a unique 420,000 square foot retail, food, and office space blended together with Mexican culture to create an Hispanic wonderland of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Plaza Mexico is bounded by Imperial Highway, Long Beach Boulevard, State Street, and the 105 Freeway, so no matter where you live you are never too far from this little piece of Mexico in Southern California.

Plaza México stands as a cultural landmark in Lynwood, California, celebrating the beauty, history, and spirit of Mexico. Inspired by traditional Mexican architecture and iconic landmarks, the plaza was designed to transport visitors into the heart of Mexico through its vibrant atmosphere, handcrafted details, and authentic sense of community.

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More than a shopping destination, Plaza México is a place where culture, commerce, and connection thrive. The plaza hosts a wide variety of events year-round — from traditional celebrations like Día de los Muertos and Fiestas Patrias to live music, artisan markets, and family festivals that bring people together from across Southern California.

Visitors can stroll through beautifully designed spaces that feature replicas of Mexico's most renowned monuments, including El Ángel de la Independencia, Kiosko de San Miguel de Allende, and Aztec Calendar. Each landmark offers a glimpse into Mexico's rich cultural heritage and provides a unique opportunity for guests to embark on a self-guided cultural tour right here in Lynwood.

Whether you're visiting for shopping, dining, entertainment, or simply to connect with the vibrant Mexican culture, Plaza México invites you to experience a piece of Mexico — without leaving California.