Demonstrations featuring homemade signs
The Spreepark Art Space in Berlin, Germany, is hosting a workshop on October 4, 2025, as part of the Children's Culture Month. This event is open to all children aged eight to twelve and no registration is required, allowing participants to join at any time.
The workshop is focused on art related to animals, plants, and the Earth, with the aim of raising awareness about endangered species found in Berlin and the Spreepark. During the workshop, the children will learn about the impact of human actions on nature and will create posters using various printing techniques and materials.
Located in the heart of Berlin, the Spreepark Art Space has been a hub for creative expression and learning. Although there was a previous unexploded bomb found in Mitte, it did not require defusal, and the safety concerns have since been addressed.
Elsewhere in Berlin, the city is preparing for the annual Berlin Marathon, which is scheduled for this weekend. Meanwhile, the weather in the city today is calm and warm, but isolated thunderstorms with heavy rain are expected in the Prignitz region tonight into Sunday.
In other news, a previously discovered unexploded bomb in Spandau was successfully defused, and the safety zone has been lifted. Further details about the latest news articles are not provided in this paragraph.
As the children participate in the workshop and create their posters, they will not only be learning about art but also about the importance of conservation and preserving the natural world for future generations. The Spreepark Art Space continues to provide a platform for children to express their creativity and make a positive impact on their community.
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