Entertainment and movement can be combined with the help of floor-to-ceiling interactive displays with software triggered content, easy to operate and to use. When touched by users, the various elements (video animations and images) come to life, creating a surprising and memorable visual experience along with fun moves and laughter as side effects (good for well-being!). Different difficulty levels/ visual content could engage children and adults in an enjoyable activity (several users can play together ).
The main idea is that the displays would be applied to the walls of city libraries, cultural centers etc., so that the experience could be provided in any kind of weather and accessible for everyone. The Central library Oodi could be an example of a suitable place, as it is open 7 days a week and is centrally located. For more specific needs, interactive touch walls could also be installed in school gyms, public healthcare clinics and the children hospital.
The financing would be needed for paying for the hardware set-up, the software, and technical support.

(The idea was brought up by my then 7 y.o. son and is based on his multiple positive experiences with the "Magic Forest" interactive touch wall ("Taikametsä") at the Tullintori Shopping Center in Tampere).