WELTSTUDIO special: The Right to Play
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| Ticket: free admission with exhibition ticket |
| Suitable for: For people of all ages |
| Which languages: English, German |
| Accessibility: Accessible for wheelchairs For people with visual impairments For the visually impaired Taststationen |
| Venue: Berlin Exhibition, 1st floor, World Studio |
| Belongs to: BERLIN GLOBAL |
Play, laugh, explore and be amazed: on Children’s Rights Day, the WELTSTUDIO is yours.
From 11 am to 5 pm, you can discover new games, get creative and explore with all your senses. A large play area invites you to join in. There is also a cosy crawling corner for the youngest visitors.
In the open tactile workshop, you can create imaginative postcards using different materials.
Together with artist Silja Korn, you will explore a variety of textures and surfaces and learn about Braille.
UNICEF will share information about children’s rights and explain why play, leisure time and participation are so important.
At 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm, you can settle in and enjoy a reading by Drag Story Hour. For children, families and friends.
No registration required.
Languages: German and English. Our guides also speak Spanish, French, Arabic, Dutch and some Turkish. If you would like support in one of these languages, please feel free to speak to our facilitators on site.
Participants
Silja Korn is an artist, photographer and author, and Germany’s first officially certified early years educator who is blind. Through her art and social engagement, she advocates for inclusion and greater visibility of blind people.
Drag Story Hour is an organisation founded in San Francisco, USA, that promotes acceptance and love. Since 2018, it has also been active in Berlin, offering events for children and families.
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