Summer vacation fun: creative workshops and bee adventures in Reinickendorf!

Summer vacation fun: creative workshops and bee adventures in Reinickendorf!

In Reinickendorf, an exciting program for children and families is offered this summer. As reports [berlin.de] (https://www.berlin.de/ba-reinickendorf/aktuelles/pressemaytreungen/2025/Pressemage department 1570536.php), the museum has a variety of open offers during the summer vacation to actively involve young art lovers. The initiatives aim not only to convey knowledge, but also to promote creativity.

The highlights include workshops that are devoted to different topics. A bee workshop informs the participants about the fascinating insects and will take place on Thursday, July 24th, and Friday, July 25th, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. This event is aimed at children between the ages of 8 and 13 and is free of charge. In addition, visitors can expect an exciting insight into life in the Germanic homestead as well as natural craftsmanship courses that take place in nature.

creative experiences and interactive programs

There is a particular focus on promoting creativity: children can find inspiration for their own collages in the museum garden and in the current exhibition by Hannah Höch. The focus is on the connection between art and nature.

In addition, the little discoverers can track the traces of the Humboldt brothers during a scavenger hunt in Tegel. These varied activities offer a valuable way to learn playfully and get to know local history. There are also regular theater performances for families that round off the cultural experience.

In the context of the promotion of young talent and their creative expression, it is interesting to take a look at the anniversary exhibition at the Hannah Hönah Höch in Gotha, which according to Oscar-am-freitag.de from) from) January 26 to March 17, 2024. This exhibition recognizes the students of the Ernestinum grammar school and attracts great attention with over 1,292 visitors.

The exhibition shows a variety of works of art, including sculptures, paintings, drawings, photographs and collages. The topics range from urban and landscape representations to portraits. Not only the creativity of young people is recognized here, but also the diversity of artistic techniques and styles is presented.

insight into art education in Germany

The initiative of the Reinickendorf museum is thus part of a nationwide trend that is also visible in other cities. Many museums offer special workshops to actively integrate children into art and culture. According to muenchen.mitvergnuegen.com there are a variety of offers in Munich that are specially tailored to the shortened attention span of children.

• Pinakothek der Moderne: Open workshops for children from 5 to 12 years.
• Villa Stuck: Creative workshops for different age groups.
• Kinderkunsthaus: Open programs on weekends with access to different artistic materials.

These initiatives show how important it is to introduce children to art and culture from an early age and to promote them through creative activities. Reinickendorf, Gotha and Munich encounter the challenge of addressing young people and arousing their creativity in a variety of ways. With the help of such programs, the future of culture and creative exchange is secured.