re:publica 25 for kids

The Kids & Baby Space

The first place to go for anyone coming to re:publica with a child is the Kids & Baby Space near the accreditation desk at the main entrance. For short breaks, a snack or a breastfeeding meal, there is a quiet corner for parents and small children. You will also find a changing table, a reading corner and lots of toys.

Programme sessions for kids & teens

There will be a programme too: on Monday 26 May, Matthias Kirschner will read from his book ‘Ada und Zangemann: Ein Märchen über Software, Skateboards und Himbeereis’ at 2:45 pm in the Kids & Baby Space. Afterwards, you can look forward to the short film that goes with the book.

On Tuesday 27 May at 12.30 pm, you can look forward to a creative workshop with the Minu Maju team, where children and parents can use the versatile Click building blocks to express their creativity.

For older kids and teens aged 13 and over, we recommend a visit to TINCON, which takes place on all three days between 9.30 am and 2.30 pm in parallel to re:publica at STATION. Click here to register.

Tickets

Children up to and including the age of 15 can attend re:publica 25 free of charge! Please remember to bring proof of age. Further information can be found here.

If you are coming to re:publica with a child, there is the possibility to get free access for a caregiver. Please send an enquiry to ticket@re-publica.com as soon as possible. You can find more information here.

Thanks to our partners!

A big thank you goes to our co-operation partners Kooja Kids, Freche Freunde, Spielwende, Minu Maju and to Zuckersüß Verlag for their support.