Kabul’s children find joy and wonder at rooftop circus
Children in Kabul are finding moments of joy and escape through informal circus sessions held on rooftops across the Afghan capital. Community-led groups and independent artists organise the activities, giving children an opportunity to play, learn new skills and build confidence amid the country’s ongoing economic and humanitarian challenges. The sessions offer a rare space for children to…
In Kabul, children are discovering moments of happiness and respite through spontaneous circus performances held on rooftops throughout the Afghan capital. Local community groups and independent artists initiate these activities, offering youngsters the chance to engage in play, acquire new abilities, and boost their self-esteem amidst the nation's persistent financial and humanitarian crises.
These sessions provide an exceptional environment for children to laugh, connect with their peers, and indulge in imaginative pursuits, far removed from the challenges of daily existence. For many attendees, the rooftop gatherings offer more than mere entertainment. They foster a sense of community and normalcy, enabling children to express themselves and relish the essence of childhood despite the hardships surrounding them.
The circus activities underscore the endeavors of local artists and community organizations to assist children through creativity and play.
Written by urgent.news from Gulf News's reporting — not their text. Machine-written — may contain errors; check the original before relying on it.
