Edible snowballs
Our recipe for sweet snowballs
Whether it’s winter or summer, we have snowballs all year round. Made of sponge cake, cream, pineapple, and coconut flakes … yummy!
When the first s
She sells seashells by the seashore …
… soon you won’t be bored anymore!
The sparkling snow is growing softer and softer, and the weather is telling us to stay at home: It’s the perfect day to play
It won’t be long until spring has sprung!
Discover the first spring flowers.
Do you love winter as much as we do and wish you could combine it with spring? Then we have the perfect tip for you!
Sp
Out into the fresh air …
… and onto the Schenna Waalweg path!
The sun is shining down more brightly every day, tempting us outside. Our walking tip: the Schenna Waalweg path.
The path winds alongs
Tomorrow is Ash Wednesday!
But what does that mean exactly?
We’ll tell you what Ash Wednesday is all about.
Ash Wednesday falls exactly 46 days before Easter Sunday every year. It’s the day when C
Your very own Carnival party
Grab your costumes, it’s time for fun!
Do you love thinking up the perfect Carnival costume and paying attention to every last detail?
There’s no need to miss out on d
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars …
... and oh, so many stars!
Spring is the perfect season to start spending more time out in the fresh air. And it makes it even better when you can learn something at t
Nature is full of melodies.
It’s time to discover them!
We recently introduced you to our favourite spring flowers, and now it’s the turn of various birds and their beautiful melodies.
On a spring
April Fool!
Why we play tricks on people on 1 April
April Fool’s jokes can be a lot of fun. We’ll tell you more about this exciting tradition here.
Why do we play tricks on our family and friends
Make palm branches with us
A South Tyrolean Easter tradition
Are you all excited for Easter? We have a great craft idea for you to try.
You may still have to wait a little while before you can enj
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