FIFA x Big Art Festival: A Night On Wall Street 

• FIFA and Big Art Festival to host an exclusive gala at Casa Cipriani Wall Street on 10 July 2025 
• Celebration marks the inaugural FIFA Club World Cup™ in New York City, uniting sport, art, music, and culture 
• Evening will be headlined with a performance by British pop icon Rita Ora 

FIFA and Big Art Festival – both famed for their global events – have announced they are coming together to create a glittering gala evening this summer in New York City – all in celebration of the ongoing historic FIFA Club World Cup 2025™. 

The event, an evening of celebration, culture, and football, set against the stunning backdrop of Casa Cipriani Wall Street, will take place on Thursday 10 July – just three days before the FIFA Club World Cup 2025™ Final, and promises to be a special moment for those in New York City and visiting for the tournament.   

Designed as a celebration of football’s global popularity, the night will bring together a unique blend of worlds - from sport and entertainment to art, fashion, and business, according to Big Art Festival CEO and Founder Maxim Berin. The company – Big Art Festival – specialise in expansive gala nights at some of the most iconic locations around the world, and will bring their unique talent and style to the event.  

Among the evening’s many highlights will be a headline performance by international pop sensation Rita Ora, alongside a two-hour immersive show curated by Raffaele Riccio, the Artistic Director of Big Art Festival. Guests can expect a fusion of live music, theatrical performance, and surprise moments crafted exclusively for the occasion. 

The night will begin with a cocktail reception, followed by a gala dinner featuring world-class cuisine, fine wines, and high-end production befitting the truly historic and game changing tournament.  

As the FIFA Club World Cup prepares to crown its first-ever champion in the heart of New York, the FIFA x Big Art gala will provide a bold, ambitious backdrop to the celebrations that will live long throughout the final week.