Explorers. Without Barriers. Children with disabilities to discover the dinosaur world in Reda
Because curiosity knows no barriers - under this motto, from 28 to 30 August, Art Box Aquapark Reda will host Explorers. Without Barriers. (Odkrywcy. Bez Barier.), a social initiative inviting children with disabilities and their carers to visit the immersive World of Dinosaurs exhibition free of charge. The three-day event will be filled with play, workshops and attractions designed so that every child can feel like an explorer.
education history marine lifestyle pomerania tricity news17 august 2026 | 08:15 | Source: Gazeta Morska | Prepared by: Kamil Kusier | Print
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An expedition to the world of giants
Participants will come face to face with prehistoric giants: the Art Box exhibition combines large-format projections, spatial sound and lighting effects, carrying visitors into a world once ruled by dinosaurs. Young explorers will also find workshop zones, including palaeontological dig sites where they can uncover the remains of prehistoric creatures with their own hands.
The organisers have planned the event over three days, divided into time slots, so that visits take place in small groups and at a comfortable pace. Trained staff will look after each visit, and every participant will end the expedition with a souvenir photo, a small gift and an Explorer's Diploma. Provisions have also been made for children with particular sensory needs, including quiet hours and a space to rest away from stimulation.
An invitation to discover the world together
Explorers. Without Barriers. is a social project built around a simple idea: every child has the right to be an explorer, and a shared adventure connects like nothing else. The initiative is organised by Art Box Aquapark Reda, the Chamber of Commerce and Trade (Izba Gospodarczo-Handlowa) and KPH Group, the publisher of Gazeta Morska and Daily Mare. The event is held under the honorary patronage of the Marshal of the Pomeranian Voivodeship, Mieczysław Struk, and the Starost of Wejherowo County, Marcin Kaczmarek.
The event takes place from 28 to 30 August at Art Box Aquapark Reda, Morska 5, Reda, on Poland's Baltic coast. Details are available at reda.artboxexperience.com.
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