“First Melody” — an interactive and educational play for children aged 3 to 9. Sounds of music come in many forms and bring us joy. But how did music appear? Scientists think it began when humans imitated sounds of nature. At the play children will: — become musical archaeologists; — travel to the Stone Age; — learn how music originated and what life was like for ancient humans; — create a unique melody together. The story will come to life with unusual instruments: drum, handpan, didgeridoo and more. Creative workshop: at the end each child will make a musical instrument to take home as a memory of the fairy-tale story. Location: Rīga, “Stadia”, Ģertrūdes iela 24 Date & time: 17.05.2026 at 12:30; 30.08.2026 at 12:30 Duration: 1 hour Participants: up to 25 children + adults Price: 15 € (ticket required for both adult and child). Booking: WhatsApp / Telegram: +371 29672188 Email: teatrsna@gmail.com Sign up easily in KiddoDu or in the organizer's direct: telegram link
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Children create with household and natural materials, scissors, glue, and a mix of techniques. Activities range from designing personal projects to following a guided example. They provide a rich sensory experience, strengthen fine motor skills and focus, teach planning, and help children feel a sense of achievement, pride, and the joy of “I made it!” — “I did it myself!”.
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