The Come Out and Play Festival is a street games fesitval dedicated to exploring new styles of games and play.

Come Out & Play 2007 in Amsterdam

In 2007 the Come Out & Play Festival partnered with the PICNIC '07 Festival in Amsterdam to bring street games to the Netherlands for two days.

PICNIC is a festival of creativity and innovation. A week of 'fresh ideas'. One of the world’s leading events where creative minds from the world of media, entertainment, science and the arts convened in Amsterdam from September 24-29.

Come Out & Play ran in Amsterdam from September 28-29. Games were centered mainly around the Mirror Tent in Westergasfabriek and around the Waag in Nieuwmarkt. The festival was a great success, drawing scores of players and designers from around the world.

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Our Mission
The Come Out & Play Festival seeks to provide a forum for new types of public games and play. We want to bring together a public eager to rediscover the world around them through play with designers interested in producing innovative new games and experiences.

Oh yeah, and we want to have city-size fun.

Contact
General Information
e: gtrefry(@)comeoutandplay(.)org
p: 646-807-8131

Partnerships and San Francisco
e: cherdlick(@)comeoutandplay(.)org
p: 917-821-3078

Come Out & Play Festival
113 Carroll St, #3
Brooklyn, NY 11231

Info and Images
  • Media Fact Sheet
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  • 2009 Photos, Amanda Bernsohn
  • 2009 Photos, Lia Bulaong
  • 2009 Photos, Guy Chan
  • 2008 Photos, Amanda Bernsohn
  • 2008 Photos, Javier Oddo

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