What are you celebrating? A winter story about interreligious dialogue during the Christmas season. Sami and Lia have to spend today without their playmates on Nightingale Street - they are celebrating Christmas. Sami's and Lia's families celebrate different holidays, so the two are outside playing as usual. When their soccer ball accidentally flies into the garden of the grumpy Mr. Holzspan, the Christmas peace seems further away than ever. The winter tale by Maike Harel, filled with wordplay about Free-, Porridge-, and many other -nights, is now available for storytelling theater. This way, all listeners can look at the illustrations by Laura Bednarski on the Kamishibai picture cards together! A picture book story about solidarity, togetherness, and winter celebrations beyond Christmas. The story of Lia, Sami, and the community of Nightingale Street for the Kamishibai. Picture cards for storytelling theater and a text template for use in kindergartens and elementary schools. Interreligious dialogue presented in a child-friendly way: How Christmas becomes Porridge-, Three-, and Free-nights. Create an Advent and Christmas season with the Kamishibai without a religious focus. Telling stories for and with children: This is how Kamishibai works. An upright frame, picture cards in DIN A3 that complement the narrative - storytelling theater is perfect for experiencing the events from Nightingale Street with all the senses. Together with Sami and Lia, children learn a lot about Christmas and other religious holidays. The focus is on the significance of the holiday as well as solidarity and happy togetherness. After all, it doesn't matter whether it's called Christmas, Porridge-night, or Free-night - what matters is that it becomes a grand celebration!.