Some of the liveliest family days out cost nothing. This list gathers the free events coming up for kids and parents: museum workshops, festivals in parks and squares, holiday fairs and costume parties. It updates as new dates come in, so check back before the weekend. Each listing has the place, the date and who it suits.
A series of four linked workshops at Evropska kuća Beograd where kids go from an idea to a finished book of their own. They invent a hero and write a short story, illustrate it and design a cover, read a book together, then put it all into a small book or zine.
It suits kids who like drawing and making up stories, and who speak Serbian.
NTC Learning Month is a program at BIG Fashion mall built on the NTC learning system, which pushes kids to think, link ideas and solve problems instead of memorizing. It's used in more than 20 European countries.
Kids work through agility courses, NTC board games and brain teasers, then can come back to cheer on school teams at a quiz final. A closing lecture explains the method to anyone curious.
Zemunska bajka (Zemun Fairy Tale) turns Veliki trg, the main square of old Zemun, into a winter meeting place for the holiday season. This is its second edition, with a bigger and more varied program than the first.
Kids can skate on the outdoor ice rink, join children's workshops and catch music and entertainment shows. It suits families with kids of any age looking for an easy, festive drop-in outing.
Zimska Bajka (Winter Fairy Tale) is Belgrade's winter festival in Savski Park at Beograd na vodi, down by the Sava. The organizer dresses the park like a set from a holiday movie, with thousands of lights, music, food and other winter activities.
It's a come-and-go outing: wander the lights, eat something warm, and head home when the kids are done. It suits families with children of any age.
Some of the liveliest family days out cost nothing. This list gathers the free events coming up for kids and parents: museum workshops, festivals in parks and squares, holiday fairs and costume parties. It updates as new dates come in, so check back before the weekend. Each listing has the place, the date and who it suits.
A series of four linked workshops at Evropska kuća Beograd where kids go from an idea to a finished book of their own. They invent a hero and write a short story, illustrate it and design a cover, read a book together, then put it all into a small book or zine.
It suits kids who like drawing and making up stories, and who speak Serbian.
NTC Learning Month is a program at BIG Fashion mall built on the NTC learning system, which pushes kids to think, link ideas and solve problems instead of memorizing. It's used in more than 20 European countries.
Kids work through agility courses, NTC board games and brain teasers, then can come back to cheer on school teams at a quiz final. A closing lecture explains the method to anyone curious.
Zemunska bajka (Zemun Fairy Tale) turns Veliki trg, the main square of old Zemun, into a winter meeting place for the holiday season. This is its second edition, with a bigger and more varied program than the first.
Kids can skate on the outdoor ice rink, join children's workshops and catch music and entertainment shows. It suits families with kids of any age looking for an easy, festive drop-in outing.
Zimska Bajka (Winter Fairy Tale) is Belgrade's winter festival in Savski Park at Beograd na vodi, down by the Sava. The organizer dresses the park like a set from a holiday movie, with thousands of lights, music, food and other winter activities.
It's a come-and-go outing: wander the lights, eat something warm, and head home when the kids are done. It suits families with children of any age.
