Our annual adrenaline-pumping, flag-hiding, enemy-dodging game returned to the Financial District for another round.

A historical reenactment of questionable accuracy, held under the Manhattan side of the Brooklyn Bridge. A war fought with marshmallows.

People photographing people photographing people. An event where we decided to skip the foreplay and go right to the photos.

Our first Capture the Flag game in New York since 2005, we returned to Williamsburg to bring some love to our fav. waterfront ‘hood. It started to pour rain right at the end, but we still rocked the afterparty.

For Toronto’s 2009 bubble battle, we took over a sad, disused median at the intersection of Queen St. W & University and brought life to it once again. This was also the first year Zubbles were available!

Our 2009 bubble battle in New York saw us returning to Times Square with a little help from Kodak. Afterwards we held one of the soapiest afterparties ever, POP! at Exit.

One pleasant spring evening, we teamed up with the NYU Program Board to deliver a wallop to Washington Square Park. Armed with blacklights and dayglo-painted cardboard tubes, we unleashed a massive lightsaber battle onto the park with 1000 Jedi and Sith.

For our 2009 pillow fight in New York, we headed to Wall St. while the financial crisis and the bank bailouts were on everybody’s minds. We like to think that we struck the empire at its core.

For our 2009 pillow fight in Toronto, we returned to Dundas Square, the location of our original pillow fight in 2005.

For Valentine’s Day 2009, we attempted to inflate 999 red balloons along Broadway in Manhattan. We mostly ended up with frostbite.

To celebrate Kevin’s return to New York and future residency at Refuge NYC, a massive party was thrown with supporters, artists, deejays and the light art of Jason Eppink.