Do you want to organize a street party soon and want some help and inspiration to do so? It is often quite a lot to organize and there are many choices to make to make this a memorable day. When you are looking for a day filling program, there are several options. For example, a fun activity that everyone can participate in, a tasty meal or especially a lot of fun. Whether you choose a street party outside or just at a location...the possibilities are endless. From special locations, tents, catering, entertainment to fun venues. A street party can be completed in many different ways. We are happy to help you organize all parts of your street party. Get inspired by our different possibilities on this page.
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Minimum spend €1,700: Sausage sandwich with fries and German drinks (optional), including very large groups
Want to give your event a major upgrade with some Bavarian-style fun? Then this German sausage food truck is exactly…
For groups of 5 or more (with remote guidance)
Panic in high society! The noble Lord Von Blaue was found dead last night in his country estate. And just…
Includes: entertainment, DJ, lighting and sound, après-ski games, event styling, welcome drink, 100% WKR-compliant
For those who had to trade this year’s ski vacation for the parking lot behind the office, there’s good news:…
Flying bottles, delicious drinks, and that summer vibe! Are you looking for a unique way to enhance your event? Then…
Welcome to The All-Rounder – the corporate team-building event where no talent is too small and no blunder is too…
Have you always wanted to walk around with a flower crown on your head, as if you’ve just drifted in…
Want to organize a bachelor party or company outing that’s more exciting than a visit from your mother-in-law? Then Hunting…
Looking for an activity that’s somewhere between romantic, creative, and “let’s see where this goes”? Then this DIY kit for…
During this graffiti workshop, you’ll be introduced to various techniques and styles. From tags (signatures) to throw-ups, from doodling to…
The kit sent to your home includes a helpful instruction manual, glass candle jars (2 per person), fragrance oils, a wick and wick sticker, dried flowers, a melting pot, and a Dymo label maker.
Looking for an activity where you can get creative, have a laugh, and make something that won’t end up in…
With this DIY workshop kit, you’ll work together to design your own tote bag. And the best part is: you…
The kit sent to your home includes a helpful instruction manual, one tote bag per person, fabric paint and fabric markers, stencils, and stamps.
With this DIY workshop kit, you’ll work together to design your own tote bag. And the best part is: you…
A well-known saying with a large grain of truth. Do you live in a street where you have good contact with your various neighbors and regularly undertake things together? Then this often benefits your enjoyment of living. Because what could be better than knowing you can fall back on your neighbors when you need them unexpectedly? To keep your good relationship alive, organizing a street party is a nice idea. Do something fun together in a relaxed atmosphere with a nice snack and drink. There are several ways to organize your street party. Would you like to organize a neighbourhood day on the national neighbourhood day in September? Or do you want to organize a fun day in the summer where you rent a bouncy castle for the kids while the adults prepare a nice dinner on the barbecue? There are many different options, and there is sure to be one that fits your ideal street party!
Hosting a street party is the perfect excuse to finally talk to your neighbors without a hedge in between. Whether it's a cozy cul-de-sac in Zwolle, a lively residential neighborhood in Eindhoven or a picturesque street in Leiden where even the pigeons dance along - the Netherlands is bursting with places where you can throw a party of epic proportions (okay, on a Dutch scale, that is, until 11 p.m. and with the sound meter at the ready). After all, when do you really get to know your neighbors? Exactly - when someone gets too fancy at the musical chairs, or when the neighbor with three beers on him tries to barbecue with a lighter. A street party is not just a party, it is a social experiment full of music, games, blunders and unintentional dance moves.
From Amsterdam to Assen, from Breda to Groningen: everywhere in the Netherlands you can find neighborhoods where coziness is created on the sidewalk. Place a few picnic tables, hang some garlands between the lampposts and in no time your street turns into a mini-festival. Add some Dutch snacks - bitterballen, herring or that one mysterious salad from the neighbor across the street - and the party is complete. And don't forget the activities: organize a quiz in which the whole street argues about the year the lamppost was built, or play a game of Who is the Traitor in which the neighbor suddenly turns out to be suspiciously good at lying. Guaranteed to leave you reminiscing for the rest of the year - or apologizing, depending on how fanatical it got. In short: whether you have a small street with twenty neighbors or an entire neighborhood that spills out onto a dance floor of paving stones - a street party in the Netherlands is the way to turn strangers into friends, neighbors into allies, and that quiet street into a place full of stories, laughter and the smell of overcooked hamburgers.
