Is it possible for boys and girls to hide in a fairy tale? I’ll let you in on a secret - that’s exactly what happens when we paint.
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When we paint, we immerse ourselves in the poetry of fairy tales. Suddenly, we find ourselves standing next to Little Red Riding Hood as she picks flowers. We look around and see the sun sparkling through the trees. We smell the scent of the flowers and the resinous aroma of the spruce and fir trees.
Is someone hiding in that dark bush? Could it be a wolf? Or is it the hunter, checking to see if everything’s all right? Or Grandma?
All of this happens while we’re painting. Right before our eyes, through our own hands, a picture comes to life that has never existed before - one we’ve painted ourselves.
To make sure everything turns out great, artist Christine Klemke will be there. She’ll show us, for example, what Little Red Riding Hood might look like, or the wolf, or how to paint really beautiful, sturdy trees.
That way, everyone will be able to take home a beautiful fairy tale picture. Your family will be amazed at everything you’ve already learned to do.
For kids
In the KreativLounge (1st floor)
No registration required
- Upcoming dates:
- August 1, 2026 – Little Red Riding Hood
- September 26, 2026 – Sleeping Beauty
- October 10, 2026 – Rapunzel
- November 21, 26 - Hansel and Gretel
(in german)
