Bücherhalle Kirchdorf

Bücherhalle Kirchdorf
© Bücherhallen Hamburg
Library

Bücherhalle Kirchdorf

040 7542358
http://buecherhallen.de

Bahnhofspassage 48, 21109 Hamburg, Deutschland

Opening hours

Description

Die Bücherhallen Hamburg sind mit jährlich 4,8 Millionen Besuchern die publikumsstärkste Kultureinrichtung Hamburgs und zugleich das größte kommunale Bibliothekssystem in Deutschland

Events

  • Tasterangebot 3D Printing
    Tasterangebot 3D Printing
    Sat 29.08. 09:00 - 10:30
    Especially for children or families
    Festivals & Celebrations
    Celebrations
    We are introducing our Maker area and today we will show how our 3D printers work and print small, round chips that can then be painted and worn as buttons or used as refrigerator magnets.
  • Balloon Art in the Library
    Balloon Art in the Library
    Sat 29.08. 09:00 - 11:00
    Especially for children or families
    Festivals & Celebrations
    Celebrations
    Today, we have balloon art for guests of all ages to marvel at. Come by and go home with a small animal, a funny hat, or another imaginative creation.
  • Building with Clay for Big and Small with Bunte Kuh e.V.
    Building with Clay for Big and Small with Bunte Kuh e.V.
    Sat 29.08. 09:00 - 16:00

    Wilhelm-Strauß-Weg 2, 21109 Hamburg

    Especially for children or families
    Festivals & Celebrations
    Celebrations
    The free participatory offer from Bunte Kuh e.V. in Wilhelm enables many children and adults to experience sensory and cultural participation. Whether big or small, regardless of origin, you can build together in the middle of the city on domes, towers, and giant monsters made of clay. The walk-in sculptures can reach up to 4 meters. Those who don't want to aim so high can design clay models at tables based on their own ideas. The "cultural and social adhesive power" of the fascinating building material connects many children, their families, educators, and neighbors on the public construction site. In the creative building process, the builders not only create imaginative architecture in the public space but also new spaces for encounters.
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