Spooky storytelling during the autumn school break

Alfie Atkins Cultural Centre will be awash with spine-chilling stories through the autumn school break.

Ghosts, bats and spiders will move into Alfie Atkins Cultural Centre during the autumn break. There’ll be even more fun, thrills and excitement than usual, and of course you’ll meet Alfie every day in scary theatre performances and story sessions.

At the Alfie Atkins Cultural Centre, everyone is welcome to take part in activities that are included in the entrance fee. You need to book a time slot, even if you already have an annual pass or pre-purchased ticket and you buy and book your tickets and seats via their ticketshop.

Reading aloud, theatre, creative workshop and film screening are on the schedule. The Centre is Gothenburg is full of activities that have to do with culture, children and their development and rights.

Apart from being fun, these events highlight the importance of reading aloud and tie in with the “Reading Holiday” project organised by the Reading Movement (Läsrörelsen) and “The City Where We Read to Our Children”, an initiative by the City of Gothenburg. All children deserve a good start in life and learning to read is one of the keys. Reading aloud to children boosts their ability to read, and it’s never too early to start.