Family educational programs for children aged 3-5 years, together with their parents. Hands-on activities with themes inspired by mythology, Greek cuisine, space, and prehistory.
December 2024
Saturday, December 21, 2024 - Flour, sugar, cinnamon... melomakarona are a thrill!
Many, many years ago, playful wheat embarked on a magical journey from the field to grandma's kitchen! There, it met irresistible sugar and charming cinnamon... among them, a sweet friendship was born that remains strong to this day. It was there that traditional melomakarona were first created, shaped by tiny hands, sprinkled with inspiration, love, and deliciousness! Will you try them? |
Saturday, December 28, 2024 - Santa Claus' sack is missing!
"Ho, Ho, Ho... Oh, Oh, Oh! I lost my sack and I'm trying to find it! Hurry, my elves, find my sack so this mystery can finally be solved!" Only we can help Santa Claus! We join forces, coordinate our skills, and dive headfirst into a wild discovery game. |
January 2025
Saturday, January 11 2025 - My bright little moon...
...I'll come find you now, see you up close, and learn your secrets! A magical journey to the Moon for young and old astronauts! An adventure among craters, moon dust, comets, and shooting stars! A small step for the child, a giant leap for childhood! |
Saturday, January 18 2025 - Footprints, Stone, Clay, Fire... all inside the prehistoric cave
Two people from the prehistoric era open their cave and welcome us around the fire. Following traces, we will learn some of their secrets. How did they live? What did they eat? Materials like stone and clay will help us discover their daily lives. You can combine the educational program with the movie "The Alien and the Cave Children - Journey to the Light!", which will be screened on Saturday, 18/1 at 11:00, at the "Tholos," the Virtual Reality theater of "Hellenic Cosmos." |
Saturday, January 25 2025 - Searching for the secret of... Immortality
Who is Immortality Mil-likes and why is she inviting us to her home? What could Snow White and Newton, Athena, Hera, and Aphrodite have in common with William Tell? Famous and unknown stories surface in an exciting meeting full of revelations, surprises, and games. |