Kids do crafts, parents do shopping!
Make a magic tower, weave paper or fold cards - in our new Kids-Atelier, our little visitors* can let off steam in their creativity.
Every Wednesday from 1 to 5 pm and every Saturday from 12 am to 4 pm.
Come by and make the shopping day also for the kids an experience! 🧑🎨🖍️🎨🧶
Program:
17 - 27 April: Make your own frog catching game
01 - 11 May: Create a gift for MAMA
15 - 29 May: Decorate a toothbrush mug
01 - 08 June: Making bees and flowers
From 12 June: Crafting in the EbiGarden
(see summer program)
REGULATIONS KIDS-ATELIER MALL OF SWITZERLAND
Operating hours & access authorization
The Kids-Atelier is open on Wednesdays from 1 - 5 pm and on Saturdays from 12 - 4 pm. All children from 3 to 10 years are entitled to enter. The stay is limited to 4 hours per child. In the event of high capacity utilization, the acceptance of additional children may be refused for safety reasons.
Rates per child & terms of payment
First hour CHF 2.- per child / Each additional hour: CHF 5.- per child
Partial hours will be charged in full. Only payments in Swiss francs and cash can be accepted in the Kids Atelier.
Check-in / Stay / Check-out
Registration with the studio manager is mandatory.During the child's entire stay, the legal guardian must be available by telephone at all times and be able to arrive at the Kids' Studio within 10 minutes.
Responsibility & disclaimerThe Kids-Atelier is a generally supervised and monitored facility. Individual supervision is not possible. All children must abide by the rules and follow the instructions of the Kids-Atelier staff. Children who do not adhere to the rules, put themselves or others in danger or maliciously damage furniture or other people must leave the Kids-Atelier immediately. In this case, a warning will be issued for the next visit. In the event of a repeat offense, the child will be banned from the premises.
Kids-Atelier is not liable for damage to property or personal injury. Liability, health and accident insurance is the responsibility of the parents and their parents/guardians are liable for any physical injury, property damage or financial loss caused by the children.