What age is the ATOLL Children's and Family Day suitable for?

The program is designed for everyone and includes family-friendly formats. Some performances are particularly suited for children aged 6 and up, but many activities also work for younger children.

What is the entrance fee?

The offerings of the ATOLL Family Day are free of charge.

How long does the family day last?

The family day runs on September 20, 2026, from 12 to 18 o'clock.

Where does the event take place?

The event takes place around the cultural center TOLLHAUS in Karlsruhe, including outdoor areas and other festival venues.

Are there interactive offerings for children?

Yes, that is exactly what the family day is made for. In addition to shows, there are interactive offerings and artistic program points that actively involve children.

Is the offering also suitable for families with younger children?

Yes, the day is designed to be family-friendly. Especially the short formats, open atmosphere, and low-language pieces make the visit very accessible.

ATOLL Children's and Family Day for Kids

Name: ATOLL Children's and Family Day
Start: 2026-09-20T12:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-20T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Kulturzentrum Tollhaus

An entire afternoon full of circus magic for families in Karlsruhe

The ATOLL Children's and Family Day invites families in Karlsruhe to a free experience filled with movement, amazement, and participation. On September 20, 2026, the area around the cultural center TOLLHAUS will transform into a vibrant circus world with shows, tightrope dancing, acrobatics, and poetic circus theater.

Participate, watch, laugh together

For children, this family day is a true discovery experience. The mix of interactive offerings and stage moments appeals to various age groups and creates a child-friendly atmosphere where curiosity and movement are at the forefront. Families will experience short, diverse formats that are easily accessible to younger children.

Big pictures, small adventures, strong emotions

Featured will be, among others, the Oberreut circus group, the Compagnie Corcoles with tightrope dancing, insights into Mini Cellula, the Berlin artist group Juribonke, as well as the German-French company LaMule Cirque with their fairytale piece meer Meer MEER. The performances combine acrobatics, music, poetry, and humor into a lively learning experience for the whole family.

Educationally valuable and family-friendly

The family day strengthens trust, teamwork, and body awareness. Children will see how collaboration, balance, and courage interact on stage. Many program points are designed without language, making them particularly accessible for families with younger children or multilingual backgrounds.

Well planned for families

The family day is free of charge and is designed as an open family offering from 12 to 18 o'clock. The area opens before the first performance. For families, this means relaxed visits, short distances between program points, and plenty of space for breaks, amazement, and shared experiences.

Conclusion

The ATOLL Children's and Family Day promises Karlsruhe a varied afternoon full of children's laughter, circus art, and shared time. Those looking for family culture with a real atmosphere will experience a special day of involvement and participation.