KidZania India, DOMS Painting Studio celebrate World Water Day through creativity, play

KidZania, the global leader in interactive learning experiences, in partnership with DOMS Painting Studio, celebrated World Water Day on March 22 with a series of engaging activities designed to educate children on the significance of water conservation. This initiative underscores KidZania’s dedication to experiential learning while further cementing its enduring partnership with DOMS, a brand committed to fostering creativity and education through impactful programmes that inspire young minds. The celebrations took place at both KidZania Mumbai and KidZania Delhi NCR, ensuring wider reach and engagement with young visitors across locations. Both parents and children participated in the event. With a range of engaging and participatory activities, such as the Water Conservation Pledge Wall, where kids and parents wrote down concrete steps they will take to conserve water, including turning off the faucets while brushing or taking shorter showers. The Water Conservation Quiz & Maze, an entertaining task that assessed kids’ understanding of water-related concepts, added to the excitement. The game promoted inquiry and offered little prizes as a thank you for accurate responses to questions like “How much of the Earth’s water is fresh?” and “What are simple ways to save water at home?” Creativity flourished with DOMS Water Day Painting Activities, where children used colours to illustrate the importance of water conservation, turning their learning into vibrant artworks. Speaking on the occasion, Tarandeep Singh Sekhon, Chief Business Officer, KidZania India, said: “Our collaboration with DOMS has been instrumental in curating meaningful experiences for children on special occasions like World Water Day, Republic Day, Christmas, Ganesh Festival and others. Over the years, we have worked together to create engaging, educational, and fun-filled events that leave a lasting impact on young minds. At KidZania, we believe in empowering children with knowledge through interactive learning, and this event was another step towards inspiring responsible behaviour from an early age.”