Plug In & Play was a collaboration between the National Videogame Museum and Children’s Capital of Culture, taking place in 2024 and 2025.
Inspired by video games, Plug In & Play encourages children and families to play interactive, immersive and engaging games.
From tinkering with gadgets and reused scrap to sonic music-making, Plug In & Play featured a Mario Kart tournament in Rotherham Minster and story-telling workshops and film screenings. Rotherham schools created brand-new real-life video games which took over the town centre, whilst digital artists from across the UK came to showcase their unique technology.
Check out chiptune tracks made by students at Wickersley School & Sports College working with musician HarleyLikesMusic.
