Leisure activities for young people

What you need:

• Desire for activity
• Internet
• City magazines

Find recreational activities for young people

• If you are looking for fun activities for young people in your area, the first thing to do is to do your research.
• You can find information about the leisure activities available to young people in your city in local daily newspapers, neighborhood newspapers, city magazines and the Internet.
• If you want to get an overview first, you can, for example, on the website of your city, des Youth Welfare Office, the youth centers and the adult education center in your city for information on the leisure activities on offer for young people Find.
• You can also find like-minded people looking for new members for bands, sports teams, theater clubs or game evenings in leisure forums.
• If you already have more specific ideas, you can also do a search on the Internet and look for the nearest handball club in your area, for example.
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• If you don't know exactly what leisure activity you enjoy, then you should try all kinds of things. You can take trial lessons almost anywhere. Take a guitar lesson, try painting, go to hip hop, cheerleading or basketball practice! Also ask friends and acquaintances about their hobbies! Perhaps you will come up with one or the other new leisure activity that you have not even thought of before.

Leisure activities for all interests

• In most cities, painting schools or adult education centers offer interesting courses in sculpting, sculpting, painting with oil or watercolors or even drawing comics. So if you enjoy painting and drawing, do your research on this.
• Would you like to become an actor? Then join a theater or musical group.
• Book and literature fans can talk about what they have read in literature clubs, and interesting readings in bookshops and visit libraries, go to a poetry slam or even a writer's workshop in the community college participate.
• If you are more of the sporty type, you are spoiled for choice. In all cities there are countless fitness courses, team sports, self-defense sports and the like where you can do a trial lesson. Try something exotic like diving, climbing, zumba, capoeira or curling!
• If you enjoy traveling, you can also use your free time to learn a new language that is not offered in your school. Whether it's Swedish, Portuguese or Japanese: Learning an additional language is fun and always brings something.
• Many adult education centers also offer courses in photography and photo development, or in filming and video production. Just do some research for yourself.
• It's also fun to get involved. For example, you can also lead a scout group or volunteer at the animal shelter. Just ask about the possibilities of participation in various institutions.