HAPPENING 16 June 2024 | Kidsstock is a family festival with workshops, performances, and food court. The event takes place every summer at the Kralingse Plas in Rotterdam.
Attend performances by popular singers and illusionists. Dance together to the best house classics, or rather bump into your friends in bumper cars? It's all possible on at the Kidsstock family festival. The Kralingse Plas in Rotterdam will be the setting for a day full of entertainment for young and old. Think of a unique programme spread over several stages, with music being the common thread.
The next Kidsstock event takes place on Sunday, 16 June 2024 at Kralingse Plas, Rotterdam, from 13:00 to 20:00. Tickets are required for entry. For the most recent information regarding pricing, be sure to visit the official Kidsstock website.
What to expect at Kidsstock?
The Kralingse Bos in Rotterdam will be the setting for a day full of entertainment for young and old. Think of a unique programme spread over several stages, with music being the common thread. Also be sure to take a stroll to be surprised by a special mix of walking theatre and entertainment. Or join one of the many workshops where crafts and new skills are taught. Of course, there will also be plenty of goodies to eat at the food trucks on the day, such as poffertjes or pizzas, and for parents there will be a fine wine bar with a varied selection. Besides dancing to the finest house classics, the kids can also get to work themselves at the craft square led by the duo Klieder en Klodder. From making a musical instrument to designing and making a hat or your own Kidsstock bag, it's all possible here. Of course, there is also plenty of room for craziness and magic. Like Turbo Touw Tornado's giant rope-jumping machine.
KIDSSTOCK Rotterdam 2024 programme
KIDSSTOCK Rotterdam 2024 programme
A food truck at Kidsstock. Credit: Yvette de Wit
Kids participating in creative workshops at Kidsstock. Credit: Yvette de WitThe organizers behind Kidsstock
Kidsstock is a co-creation of four fathers and their seven children. The dads are no strangers to the festival world; they are also behind Boothstock and used to conceive and run the Dance Parade. "Our kids comment on everything. Everything we come up with has to be better, more fun and wilder from them. Then we decided they should organise a festival themselves. That's how this youth advisory board came about. From the name to the programming, the children have determined what this festival looks like," says the organisers.
For more information about the programme and conditions, take a look at the Kidsstock website.
