NewsNBC Bay Area — San FranciscoJuly 2, 2026San Francisco
Spark Social SF cancels remaining World Cup watch parties after shooting
Spark Social SF has canceled all future World Cup watch parties following a shooting that injured two people near the venue 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 must find alternative venues, as the site has discontinued all tournament broadcasts following a violent incident.
Key Facts
- Spark Social SF canceled all remaining public World Cup watch parties.
- Two people were shot and wounded during an incident near the venue on Tuesday at approximately 9 p.m.
- Both shooting victims are expected to survive.
- The suspected shooter fled the scene and remains at large.
- The venue remains open for regular business, including dining and scheduled programming.
- The shooting occurred following an argument during a DJ set.
- Spark Social SF is cooperating with the San Francisco Police Department and public safety officials on an active investigation.
Who's Mentioned
locationMission Bay Boulevard and Fourth Street“The location near where the shooting occurred.”organizationSFPD“San Francisco Police Department, currently investigating the shooting.”organizationSpark Social SF“The venue where the watch party was held and which canceled future events.”organizationSan Francisco Chronicle“News outlet that reported on the shooting details.”