Lars – Der kleine Eisbär

In the organizer's words:

Little polar bear Lars lives at the North Pole with his family and friends. Time and again, Lars has exciting adventures. This time, he not only saves whales from whalers, but also rescues them from a great emergency caused by the melting of a glacier. Young visitors learn why polar bears have small ears, why they are always warm and what consequences the melting of the sea ice in the Arctic has for the bears.

This is a production by Kiel University of Applied Sciences and the Cluster of Excellence Future Ocean, based on the story "Little Polar Bear in the Bay of Whales" by Dutch author Hans de Beer.

Price information:

Recommended from the age of 4, duration approx. 60 minutes (reduced rates for children up to the age of 18 / schoolchildren / trainees / students / volunteers / recipients of citizen's allowance / severely disabled persons from 50%)