Organizer: Театр сна Outdoor role-play game for children aged 4–8 in Kronvalda Park. Two sessions on 8 August at 11:00 and 13:30, each 1.5 hours long. Program includes drawing a knight's crest, fun challenges, clue-hunting on the route and a knighting ceremony. Led by director Natalya Kladova (Amethyst Theatre, London). This announcement was found and posted by KiddoDoo editors. Like it and we will find out all the details and exact schedule. Outdoor game for children aged 4 to 8. 8 August, at 11:00 and 13:30. Duration: 1.5 hours. Location: Kronvalda Park, Riga. The game is led by director Natalya Kladova (Amethyst Theatre, London). We gather in the park and stage a real adventure with horses, exciting tasks, a dragon and a hunt for the hidden royal scepter! What to expect: - Design and draw your own knight's crest - Complete fun challenges - Search for secret clues along the route - Finish with a ceremonial knighting! Price: 25 euros per child. Places are limited (up to 12 children). Register: +371 29672188 (WhatsApp), teatrsna@gmail.com
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