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It's now going to be Central Cee playing all the venues at all the times. -
By noisenoiseandmorenoise · Posted
Great! It is a very friendly, welcoming festival! A few things come to mind but let me know if you have specific questions. If you have must -sees, try to coordinate your timetable around getting to them 15-20 minutes early. A bit annoying but it avoids any queue risk. Though as I mentioned above, a queue may also mean that they simply didn't open the venue yet so if you see lines of people, don't immediately give up. This is especially the case with the theatres. If you are more flexible in terms of what you want to see, you can double-up on venues (assuming they use the usual ones). Koninklijke Schouwburg to Amare and Korzo to Koorenhuis are both under 10 minutes walk so you can go back and forth. That said , everything is walkable but going from one end of the city centre to the other gets a bit much by Sunday . Paard gets busy in the evening but this is because they have security checks on the door and it is a hang-out spot for Dutch one-dayers. Take that into account if there is something you want to see (it will take longer to enter). The main venue in there is rarely full but you have a lot of drifters at the back. The Grey Space In The Middle is the festival hub and nice to hang around during the day (there is an excellent bookstore present, records, merch and talks). It has a basement club where they have more experimental electro and djs. Worth visiting at least once. The side programs are pretty interesting and if you don't know the city, they use small galleries so it is a good way to explore. -
if it's not tomorrow it means they have some problems on the Ciutat too, what a year... -
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