Although kids can enter Võnge for free (up to 11 years old) or only with a 20-euro three-day pass (12-17 years old), this does not mean that they will be bored here. Vice versa! Activities are available for children in all ages. So a super deal - it costs (almost) no money, but excitement for more than a euro! On all three days of the festival, kids will be delighted by the work or rather playrooms led by the Kalamaja studio Maru Karu . See the program below the picture.
THURSDAY, JULY 6
19:00–21:00
Blind painting. Collective painting on wet fabric. The kids open The Bumper Yard themselves when they paint secrets behind the curtain, which everyone can puzzle out and interpret as they see fit. Some paint, others think. Finally, all participants leave their names on the fabric.
FRIDAY, JULY 7
15:00–16:00
Opening a mud kitchen. Making mud balls, part 1. We use the Japanese technique, which is suitable for older children and adults. The mud kitchen is open throughout the festival.
Blind painting. Collective painting on wet fabric. The kids open The Bumper Yard themselves when they paint secrets behind the curtain, which everyone can puzzle out and interpret as they see fit. Some paint, others think. Finally, all participants leave their names on the fabric.
FRIDAY, JULY 7
15:00–16:00
Opening a mud kitchen. Making mud balls, part 1. We use the Japanese technique, which is suitable for older children and adults. The mud kitchen is open throughout the festival.
17:00–18:30
The masters of forest puppets. If you do something with the soul, the soul also sticks to everything you do. We give the soul to the forest material and finally become one with the forest.
17:00–18:30
A huge jewel worn from Seto. Molding in foil.
The masters of forest puppets. If you do something with the soul, the soul also sticks to everything you do. We give the soul to the forest material and finally become one with the forest.
17:00–18:30
A huge jewel worn from Seto. Molding in foil.
18:45–19:15
Kids conference. Kids can ask questions. Orelipoiss will join the siege.
Kids conference. Kids can ask questions. Orelipoiss will join the siege.
20:00–21:00
Along the path to forest village! Forest huts are being built. Picking branches and building. Homes for forest dolls. The area is closed and every newcomer will find us, the thrower is visible to everyone.
21:00–21:30
Pond mandala. We bring branches from the forest and make patterns from them.
Along the path to forest village! Forest huts are being built. Picking branches and building. Homes for forest dolls. The area is closed and every newcomer will find us, the thrower is visible to everyone.
21:00–21:30
Pond mandala. We bring branches from the forest and make patterns from them.
SATURDAY, JULY 8
15:00–16:00
Making mud balls, part 2.
Making mud balls, part 2.
16:00–17:00
Giant mud slab cake. Shared cooking and decorating.
17:00–17:30 (or until the cake runs out)
Exhibition and playing of eating. All passers-by get a piece. Eating and taking pictures from the game.
17:30–18.30
Orientation game. Exciting tasks in forest village. Also an exhibition room for forest huts.
Giant mud slab cake. Shared cooking and decorating.
17:00–17:30 (or until the cake runs out)
Exhibition and playing of eating. All passers-by get a piece. Eating and taking pictures from the game.
17:30–18.30
Orientation game. Exciting tasks in forest village. Also an exhibition room for forest huts.
18:45–19:15
Kids conference. Kids can ask questions. Ewert and The Two Dragons will join the siege.
Kids conference. Kids can ask questions. Ewert and The Two Dragons will join the siege.
20:00–21:30
Building tiny rafts and a pond party! Lighting candles after dark. On top of the pond we send rafts connected by ropes with candles and forest dolls on them.
PONY RIDE
Next to The Bumper Yard, on the other side of the barn, ponies are waiting for the little festival visitors. Come and pat the tiny horses, chat with them, or if you're little but brave, climb on the pony and go for a ride.
Building tiny rafts and a pond party! Lighting candles after dark. On top of the pond we send rafts connected by ropes with candles and forest dolls on them.
PONY RIDE
Next to The Bumper Yard, on the other side of the barn, ponies are waiting for the little festival visitors. Come and pat the tiny horses, chat with them, or if you're little but brave, climb on the pony and go for a ride.
