Crescere Insieme: events in the garden
On the Anti-Bullying and Cyberbullying Day
INFORMATION
WHEN
Saturday February 7th 2026
HOURS
dalle 11:00 alle 17:30
AGE
from 3 years
HOW TO PARTECIPATE
free-access activities – no booking required
WHERE
in the Explora garden
The event
On Anti-Bullying and Cyberbullying Day, the second event dedicated to the Crescere Insieme (Growing Together) project, created with the contribution of the Lazio Region, L.R. 24/2019, Annual Plan 2025, designed to promote a culture based on respect, inclusion and accessibility through educational activities aimed at enhancing diversity and protecting children’s rights, with a particular focus on the prevention of bullying.
Saturday, 7 February, free activities in the Explora garden for children from 11:00 to 17:30.
Activities planned:
Improvised Orchestra: a musical improvisation workshop open to everyone, where music becomes a toy to be shared.
Spin art: a continuous cycle activity led by Explora dedicated to the creation of works of art using bicycles and rotating planes.
Anti-Bullying and Cyberbullying Day
Established in 2017 on the initiative of the Ministry of Education (MIUR), the Day Against Bullying and Cyberbullying reaffirms the importance of promoting relationships based on respect, listening and empathy. Educating the younger generation to use digital tools responsibly and valuing differences means working together to build safer, more inclusive and welcoming environments for everyone. These are values that Explora hopes to achieve, as an agent of social inclusion, through its educational activities aimed at children, schools and families.
Crescere Insieme
Crescere Insieme (Growing Together) includes a series of activities and events offered in the museum, the green area and the bookshop, all with free admission for children. It was created thanks to a public notice aimed at allocating funds to public and private CULTURAL SERVICES already included in the respective regional organisations O.A.R., O.B.R. and O.M.R., for the year 2025, for activities and modernisation.
Designed to promote a culture based on respect, inclusion and accessibility, the project offers educational activities aimed at promoting diversity and protecting children’s rights, with a particular focus on preventing bullying. The initiative is aimed at children aged 3 to 11, nursery and primary school pupils, together with teachers, parents and visiting groups.