Night of Libraries at Janusz-Korczak-Bibliothek

17:00 - 18:00: Picture book cinema with cuddly toy sleepover
An overnight stay in the library for your cuddly toys! You come with your cuddly toys, maybe not necessarily your favourite cuddly toy, to the evening picture book cinema. The team reads you stories and makes yourselves really cosy. 

Afterwards, your cuddly toys can spend the night in the library. The team takes good care of them and maybe it can take a photo or two of them for you to have afterwards.

The cuddly toys and photos can then be collected on Saturday between 10:00 and 15:00.
Where? In the children's area, on the platform

17:30 - 18:45: Book show with Tina Kemnitz
Tina Kemnitz recommends books for children between 1st and 6th grade. Be inspired and get to know new, great books!
Please register at janusz-korczak-bibliothek@ba-pankow.berlin.de on the ground floor, 030 90295 6965, or at the library.
Where? Youth area on the ground floor

18:00 - 21:45: Silent Disco
Disco in the library! Pick up a pair of headphones at the library entrance and listen to the playlist. Dance through the shelves and enjoy the library with good music. Please don't forget to return the headphones.
Where? Distribution in the entrance area

19:00 - 21:45: Board game evening for everyone
Board games are fun and bring people together. Join us in the library and play the coolest games. Meet new people and have a great time together. Popcorn is also available!
For everyone, from young to old.
Where? Event room on the ground floor

19:00 - 21:00: Book premiere: Bürokratopia - how administration can save democracy by Julia Borggräfe
Germany's bureaucracy devours 915 billion euros a year - and yet it often works too badly. Their growing overload and inefficiency are dramatically undermining trust in the state, as can be seen from recent surveys. Labour law expert Julia Borggräfe makes concrete suggestions on how bureaucracy could be radically improved. Positive examples from other countries show that a functioning administration does not have to remain a utopia.
Where? Prayer room on the 2nd floor

20:00 - 21:45: Film screening with popcorn ‘Alois Nebel’ (from 12 years)
It is the end of summer in 1989 and Alois Nebel is working as a railway dispatcher on the Czechoslovakian-Polish border, near a small deserted community. He is a loner who prefers old timetables to people and finds the solitude of the railway station quiet and relaxing - except when the fog comes. Then he begins to hallucinate, seeing ghosts and the shadows from the dark past of this area, where brutal revenge was taken on the German population after the Second World War.
Where? Youth area on the ground floor

• Friday, 04.04.2025, 17:00 - 22:00
  

Location: Janusz-Korczak-Bibliothek

(Events in German Language)