New York City Introduces 'Neighborhood Passport' to Enhance World Cup Experience
New York City has launched a 'neighborhood passport' initiative aimed at encouraging both residents and visitors to explore the city's diverse neighborhoods during the FIFA World Cup. Announced by Mayor Zohran Mamdani, the program allows participants to collect stamps from various community organizations and public events across the five boroughs. The initiative is designed to highlight immigrant neighborhoods, cultural institutions, and small businesses, offering a unique way to experience the city beyond the main event at MetLife Stadium. Starting June 11, passports will be available at public libraries, featuring stamps designed by NYC-based artists with international roots. The program includes a variety of events such as dance performances, film screenings, and art exhibits, encouraging exploration of areas like Little Senegal in Harlem and Little Colombia in Queens. 
