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Hängemattenlesung - am 14.12.2024

Saturday, 12/14/2024 at 3:30 PM

Hängemattenlesung - am 14.12.2024

Saturday, 12/14/2024
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Cap San Diego
Überseebrücke
20459 Hamburg

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Eis-cold reading for cool kids
Pre-Christmas hammock reading for children aged 8 and up in Luke 1 of the Cap San Diego
Miriam Hensel reads "A Moose Has Emerged" by Andreas Steinhöfel.

Slowly, the scent of cinnamon stars, candle wax, and pine needles wafts through the air -
"It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas!" and that makes it high time for our popular hammock reading for children aboard the Cap San Diego!

In December, it’s time for children aged eight and up:
Put on your thick down jacket, a hat, grab your sleeping bag or blanket, and off to the Cap San Diego! Because aboard our museum ship, the unheated Luke 1 on the mezzanine deck not only awaits hammocks, but also an exciting Christmas story - and at the end, there’s hot cocoa for all kids who want to embark on a whimsical adventure all bundled up.

Miriam Hensel reads "A Moose Has Emerged" by Andreas Steinhöfel.

The story takes little listeners into a slightly different Christmas world: On the evening of the third Advent, a massive moose suddenly crashes through the ceiling and lands right on the living room table in the middle of Grandma's coconut cookies... The surprise guest turns out to be a test pilot of the Christmas sleigh that has been thrown off course, and now Bertil and Kiki have their hands full to ensure that Christmas can still be a resounding success all over the world.

The dates:
December 1 + 14 + 15, 2024
Special dates for groups upon request
Start each day at 3:30 PM (duration approx. 1 hour) followed by:
Cocoa in the onboard bistro of the Cap San Diego

Admission: Children: 12 euros (including cocoa) / Adults 17 euros (including coffee)

The hammocks are ready -
please make sure to bring warm clothing and sleeping bags!

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