Great hope in Spandau: fun, junk and music for the whole family!

Great hope in Spandau: fun, junk and music for the whole family!

Carl-Schurz-Straße 13, 13597 Berlin, Deutschland - The district central library Spandau invites you to a large Hoffest. On Saturday, August 30, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the courtyard between the library and the adult education center, Carl-Schurz-Straße 13, 13597 Berlin, a colorful event will take place. Entry is free and visitors can look forward to a diverse program.

The highlights of hope include junk stands, music, game corners and a Johanniter teddy outpatient clinic, which is available from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. From 12 noon, the children can get put on make-up by the artist Camille from Camil'studio or receive glitter tattoos. An exciting escape game entitled "The mysterious seal of Spandau" is also waiting for the participants.

attractions and activities

The event offers a wide range of activities for young and old. The junk stands invite you to browse, haggle and discover for treasures. If you want to look after a stand, you can register by August 21, 2025 at events@ba-spandau.berlin.de . The stand fee consists of a cake brought with them.

In addition, different partners are represented with their stands. The Stephanus Foundation presents candles and unique pieces, while the Alpha alliance Berlin-Spandau provides information on basic education.

The culinary offer ranges from waffles at the "Miss July" stand to cakes from the Freundeskreis of the Library to grill leaks from the Lutetia team, which will be on site from 12 p.m. Drinks are ready at the booth of the open-air cinema Spandau.

musical and surprises

The musical end of the day is designed by Richard's children's music shop, which will appear at 4 p.m. In addition, there is a Silent Disco for children and adults as well as various surprise campaigns that are carried out in cooperation with the event partner Horizon event.

Preparations for the Hoffest are already in full swing, and great importance is placed on a child -friendly environment. This is also evident in the wealth of species that the libraries offer in Berlin. Many parents know that reading contributes to the development of children - libraries offer a variety of media such as children's books, audio books, DVDs and video games. In addition, they enable homework and creative events such as readings and puppet theater, an important addition to the school educational landscape.

The Spandau district central library will once again demonstrate how important cultural events are for the community as a place of learning and encounter. The libraries as institutions not only promote reading, but also the exchange among themselves - this will be a successful example of a living coexistence in Berlin.

More information can be found at berlin.de , free-in-berlin.de and Kindereich.Berlin .