From sketchbook to playable world in Breda
The Dutch Game Week Expo is on show at Stedelijk Museum Breda. During the autumn school holiday, families can also build a game of their own.
Dutch Game Week Expo: From Idea to Interaction is on show at Stedelijk Museum Breda until 29 November. According to the museum, the exhibition follows the making of a game: visitors can look, play and take part. It begins with the sketch from which a digital world grows.
The museum links the expo to Dutch Game Week, a collaboration involving Playgrounds, BUas, the Dutch Games Association, B’GAME and Dynasty Esports. The exhibition brings together the work of artists, game designers and developers.
During the autumn school holiday, the museum is holding the family workshop Build and Play Your Own Game on Wednesday 21 and Saturday 24 October. Sessions run from 11:00 to 12:30 and from 13:00 to 14:30; children aged seven and over can take part. According to the museum, the workshop costs €5 and is free with a BredaPas.
The museum also lists family activities from 10 to 25 October that are free with a museum ticket. The museum features the exhibitions The Nassaus of Breda and Ambition & Desire. The museum does not mention a separate ticket.
Stedelijk Museum Breda is at Boschstraat 22. According to its visitor information, it opens Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 to 17:00 and at weekends from 10:00 to 17:00. The museum lists admission at €14.50 for adults, €4.50 for children aged five to twelve and €6.50 for young people up to and including eighteen, students and holders of a CJP or CKV pass.
According to the museum, you can pay at the museum only by debit card or a payment app. The building is wheelchair accessible. The family workshop takes place in the Next project space.
Children up to and including four years old enter free. The museum also lists free admission for holders of a Museumkaart or BredaPas, among others.