Join us for a fun and interactive junior cooking demonstration where young food lovers can get hands-on and let their creativity shine. Inspired by recipes from a variety of children’s cookbooks, this session offers a playful and accessible approach to cooking. From simple treats to colourful dishes, children will learn new skills, explore flavours, and experience the joy of making food. This engaging experience encourages young chefs to experiment with confidence and develop a lasting love for cooking.
genre: Young Audiences
Kids Kitchen
Join us for a fun and interactive junior cooking demonstration where young food lovers can get hands-on and let their creativity shine. Inspired by recipes from a variety of children’s cookbooks, this session offers a playful and accessible approach to cooking. From simple treats to colourful dishes, children will learn new skills, explore flavours and experience the joy of making food. This engaging experience encourages young chefs to experiment with confidence and develop a lasting love for cooking.
Teken vir my ’n vliegtuig
Teken vir my ’n vliegtuig tells the story of the German bomber pilot who unknowingly shot down the Lockheed P-38 Lightning of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, author of The Little Prince. The production takes the audience back to the 1940s, during which two significant events occurred: the writing of The Little Prince and the death of its author. The action unfolds in modern-day Germany, where the elderly bomber pilot discovers that he unknowingly killed a celebrated literary figure.
The Little Prince
The Little Prince is the story of a friendship between a pilot and a small, blonde boy that begins with the request: “Draw me a sheep?” Veteran actor Chris van Niekerk narrates this classical tale from the pilot’s perspective, while the audience can follow the epic journey on the dome of the Naval Hill Planetarium. This is a unique opportunity to discover one of the world’s greatest stories, unfolding mostly in the skies above our heads.
Die Klein Prinsie
Die Klein Prinsie is the story of a friendship between a pilot and a small, blonde boy that begins with the request: “Draw me a sheep?” Veteran actor Chris van Niekerk narrates this classical tale from the pilot’s perspective, while the audience can follow the epic journey on the dome of the Naval Hill Planetarium, illustrated by Leon Snyman. The translation was done by Naòmi Morgan.
Mysteries of your Brain
Jump into an animated adventure following a girl and her crow companion as they explore what makes the human brain so special. Together you’ll zoom along the paths of neurons, find out how human and animal brains differ, and experience illusions on a grand scale! Along the way, you’ll learn how your brain makes you, well, you, and see that ultimately, we each have the power to change our brains.
’n Gevaarlike heelal
Potentially hazardous near-earth objects are asteroids and other space debris within about 50 million km of Earth that could be large enough to cause mass casualties and damage to the planet. Depending on their size, speed, angle, and impact region, these objects could threaten billions of lives on impact and in the ensuing tsunamis, earthquakes, and fires. Then there’s space weather … And what is beyond the solar system? Do we have ways of dealing with these threats?
A Dangerous Universe
Potentially hazardous near-earth objects are asteroids and other space debris within about 50 million km of Earth that could be large enough to cause mass casualties and damage to the planet. Depending on their size, speed, angle, and impact region, these objects could threaten billions of lives on impact and in the ensuing tsunamis, earthquakes, and fires. Then there’s space weather … And what is beyond the solar system? Do we have ways of dealing with these threats?
Passport to the Universe – Ruimtevorms
This full-dome film, Passport to the Universe, narrated by Tom Hanks, takes audiences on an unforgettable voyage through billions of light-years. This is an incredible journey from our home planet in the Milky Way Galaxy to the edge of the Universe. Recommended for children aged three to seven.
Ted’s Space Adventure
Young visitors can join Ted and his flower as we explore the conditions on different planets and discover which one is best for Ted to plant his flower. We visit the Sun, Mercury, Venus, Pluto, Mars, Earth, the Moon; also Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune.
