On November 21, 2026, from 15:00 to 17:00, a free family picnic will be held at Dorożkarnia at 28 Siekierkowska Street in the Mokotów district of Warsaw. The event is aimed at children and parents and aims to create a space for joint fun, active spending of time, and getting to know local families. The organizers have prepared a program combining physical activity with creative workshops, ensuring full architectural accessibility of the venue for people with disabilities.
Program and Attractions
According to information published on the website of the Capital City of Warsaw, the event's offer includes various activity zones. Participants will be able to try their hand at blockology, which is designed to develop logical thinking, and tackle an obstacle course dedicated to enthusiasts of movement and challenges. For the youngest attendees, an art station with manual activities and sensory games has been prepared. A major attraction will be the circus station, where props will be available for trying out various circus skills.
Another element of the picnic is chalk drawing on the parking lot, which will turn into a space for creating compositions during the event. The organizers note that outdoor meetings are possible if the weather is favorable, although the final course of events depends on the weather. Everyone present will be treated to a small refreshment and healthy snacks intended for both children and adults.
Organization and Accessibility
The picnic is open, and participation is completely free. The entire event will last 120 minutes, allowing for participation in most of the planned activities without rushing. The Dorożkarnia venue has facilities that enable comfortable participation for people with disabilities. These include a toilet adapted for people with disabilities, a designated parking space, and full architectural accessibility of the facility.
The event aims not only at entertainment but also at building a local community. As emphasized by the organizers, it is an opportunity to spend time in a friendly atmosphere and establish contact with other residents of Mokotów. The location at 28 Siekierkowska Street is well known to district residents as a place for cultural and educational meetings.