Organizer: Детская библиотека Точка On December 5 the Tochka library turns five. We celebrate with the book festival «V Tochku» at PalaisPopulaire in central Berlin featuring book launches, swaps, workshops, performances and activities for families with children and adults. Entry is free and an Open Call for participants is open. This announcement was found and posted by KiddoDoo editors. Like it and we will find out all the details and exact schedule. We invite friends and launch an Open Call for participants and partners of the «V Tochku» market festival! On December 5 the Točka library turns five! 🎉 For the birthday we are hosting a book festival in the very center of Berlin, at the PalaisPopulaire museum (link). Every year we gather to discover new books and exchange read ones, take part in workshops, watch performances, and share smiles and wonders. We invite young and adult readers, book lovers, artists, musicians, photographers, as well as creative and information projects to create the celebration with us! ✴️Want to join? All participation options are collected on the cards. You can fill in the application via the link below. Whether you live in Berlin or will come from other cities, whether you know “Tochka” for a long time or heard about us for the first time, we are happy to have everyone! APPLICATION FOR PARTICIPATION ➡️ HERE (link) When: December 5, 11:00–16:30 Where: PalaisPopulaire museum, Unter den Linden 5 Free entry The book festival «V Tochku» — stories about love for reading, creativity and meetings with cool people. Last year we brought together more than 900 guests of different ages. This year we are preparing a program that will be equally interesting to families with children and an adult audience. Believe us, there will be many surprises! Organizers of the project: Library and the «Tochka» team Poster design: Lina Hesse Information partners: KinderBerlin (link), Genau_berlin (link), Privet BERLIN (instagram link), Svoi.Berlin (telegram link) The festival is held for free thanks to grant support.
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