AllThingsGerman.net: Oberursel
The latest news in English from Oberursel in the Taunus area of Germany.
The book “Monstermäßig erzogen” by Michael Fuchs and Marie Hübner is being read in the library on Saturday, 29th September, 2012 at 11am by volunteers Nicole Demirtel and Nicole Braungart.
After the reading the children will be able to make their own monster masks and should bring a glue stick with them.
Tickets should be reserved in advance by calling the library on 06171 62870, by e-mail bue
Entry is free, but as places are limited anyone wishing to take their children should register in advance by calling 06171 62870 or in person at the library.
After the reading the children will be able to make their own pea-green necklace.
Entry is free, but as places are limited anyone wishing to take their children should register in advance by calling 06171 62870 or in person at the library.
After the reading the children will be able to make their own cowboy masks. Each child wishing to do this should bring a glue stick with them.
Fairy tales from the brothers “Grimm” will be read at the library in Oberursel for children aged 4 and over by actor and storyteller volunteer Klaus Adam on Thursday, 15th March, 2012 at 3.30pm.
Tickets cost €3 and anyone wishing to take their children should register in advance by calling 06171 62870 or in person at the library.
Local author Gudrun Ranftl will be reading from her book “Von wegen Entspannung!” on Friday, 9th March, 2012 at Neutorallee 8 (Praxis am Urselbach) in Oberursel.
The event starts at 8pm and entry is free.
The book “Theodor Terror” by John A. Rowe is being read at the library in Oberursel for children aged 4 and over by volunteer Edith Nikel-Ruppmann on Thursday, 16th Feburay, 2012 at 3.30pm.
She will be assisted by glove puppet “Till Rabenspiegel”.
Entry is free, but as places are limited anyone wishing to take their children should register in advance by calling 06171 62870 or in person at the library.
After the reading the children will be able to make their own cardboard dragon. Each child wishing to do this should bring a glue stick with them.
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