While phase transitions in equilibrium systems have been studied extensively, the emergence of order in nonequilibrium systems, such as periodically driven systems, continues to pose conceptual questions as well as offer intriguing possibilities. In this workshop we bring scientists together from cold atom and solid state physics. This is motivated by their complementary experimental point of view. Solid state systems are, generally speaking, vastly complicated systems, with various degrees of freedom and usually coupled to an environment. However, these are the systems we ultimately wish to understand. On the other hand, cold atom system offer a well-controlled, tunable platform, which can be used to simulate the proposed, simplified, theoretical models. This workshop aims to bring together the on-going parallel efforts in these fields, to ultimately deepen our understanding of the universal aspects of driven many-body systems.