Registration for summer academy and autumn program at the youth art school in Berlin

Registration for summer academy and autumn program at the youth art school in Berlin

The district mayor Clara Herrmann informs about the summer academy of the youth art school, which takes place in the first and sixth holiday week. Children have the opportunity to work creatively and let their imagination run wild by reflecting, building, building, shaping, photography, painting and sewing. The courses are free of charge, but a voluntary material subsidy of 30 euros is requested. The dates are as follows: 22nd to July 26, 2024 and 26 to August 30, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

The summer academy will take place in the youth art school Fri-X Berg, Tempelhofer Ufer 18-19 / Obentrautstraße 56, 10963 Berlin. Various materials such as pencil, paper, sound, acrylic paints, textiles and stone are used. There will also be theater courses in which the children can discover their acting skills.

For the upcoming autumn program that begins on September 9, 2024, interested parties can already register. Registration takes place by completing a registration form and shipping by email to registration@frixberg.de. The courses take place from Monday to Friday in the afternoon, in various creative areas such as workshops, studio, studio or outside in the garden. In addition to well-equipped rooms, the Fri-X Berg also offers a spacious outdoor area with seating and play options.

For further information and registration for the summer academy and the autumn program, interested parties can contact the press office at press@ba-fk.berlin.de or phone (030) 90298-2843.

The most important information about the summer academy and the autumn program are listed in the following table:

| Summer Academy | Autumn program |
| —————– | ————- |
| Date: 22.-26. July 2024, 26-30. August 2024 | Start: September 9, 2024 |
| Time: 10 am-2pm | Afternoon courses from Monday to Friday |
| Location: Fri-X Berg, Berlin | Registration by email to registration@frixberg.de |

Source: www.berlin.de