Family-Friendly Fun: Events Not To Miss This Week
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We’ve been hearing some pretty grand changes in these past few days and hopefully (fingers crossed) things will get back to normal-ish in time for Christmas festivities. Until then, try to relax and enjoy some of the ongoing family-friendly activities:
The popular hutong tour is on this Sunday at 2pm. Join Beijing Postards and learn about the history of these old neighborhoods that make Beijing extra special. The price for adults is RMB 300 and RMB 150 for kids.
Where: Beijing Postcards, 97 Yangmeizhu Byway, Dashilar Neighborhood
When: Dec 11, 14:00-16:30
Price: 300RMB/adult, 150RMB/child
If your little one is excited about Christmas and likes to have fun (duh!), there is an art workshop happening on Dec 11 at East Gate Plaza. The kids will get to paint their Christmas fantasies all the while being guided by the host artist, Maria Kuzikova. The theme of the lesson is landscape composition through the window frame. The price is RMB 150 per child and it includes all the materials: acrylic, canvas, brushes, palettes. You can add Maria’s Wechat if interested: Maria Kuzikova Art
Where: East Gate Plaza, 30th floor
When: Dec 11, 10.30am - 12pm
Price: RMB 150 per pax
Art Tribe's family-friendly Christmas card quilling activity is back! Learn how to make your own beautiful textured Christmas card under the professional guidance of the artists. Special family deals available upon request.
Where: 66 Xiaoyun Road, Chaoyang district
When: Dec 11, 2 - 4pm
Price: RMB 279 per pax, special family discounts available
Let local craftsperson Jessica take you and the kids on a workshop to make your own lipstick, scarf, candle, paint a ukulele and glass, do pottery or tufting and various other crafts. Scan the QR code in the poster to get in touch to join or organize a workshop.
If you're looking for more Christmassy stuff to do this weekend, jingkids has plenty of Christmas initiatives to take part, from our December Drawing contest with the theme "All I Want For Xmas" where kids below 18 can submit an entry to win, to our virtual Christmas carolling activity, and of course, our ongoing Read-a-Story campaign.
You can also ask your kids to write their letter to Santa and head over to China Word Summit to mail it at the big red post box exclusively for letters to Santa!
Also, the Christmas tree market is still in full swing in Shunyi so if you still haven't gotten your tree, there's still time. Whatever you decide to do, just remember to have fun.
Images: Pexels, courtesy of the organizers
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