This selection gathers Berlin events whose age information overlaps the 1–3 range, from family meetings to theatre and museum visits. Check the individual recommendation and whether an adult takes part, since an event listed here need not suit every child across the whole age band.
578 shows and events

An actor tells the sleeping princess’s story, while children can join the action on stage.

Browse flea market stalls alongside children's face painting, balloon modelling and picture-book cinema.

Fathers and children play and move together, with time for conversation and meeting others.

A green-space flea market with secondhand clothes, toys, books and treats for families.

Annual festival for artisanal cheese with tastings, talks, tours and an exhibition.

A film screening featuring Benjamin Blümchen.

See textile artworks and try techniques including bobbin lace, patchwork and cross-stitch in mini-workshops.

Two clowns cook apple cake with acrobatics, dance and audience participation.

A tale of friendship between a bear and a hare, and a small mosquito who helps solve their conflict.

Artists and designers show Berlin-made work, with changing exhibitors and a special feature for children.

Animal friends share what little they have during a hard winter.

A children's concert tells the musical fairy tale of a boy who dreams of a superhero umbrella.

An open meeting with a craft activity for visitors.

Family café with an open indoor play area for young children and parents.

A family nature event led by Cordula Herwig.

Children explore values like gratitude and honesty through play and creativity.


Families visit a current exhibition together, then create art themselves.

Otto Kuhnle plays a circus director who does everything himself, with music, clowning and magic.

Penguin Gordon and Tapir share a home but have very different habits, testing their friendship.

Storyteller Birgit Hägele narrates an English fairy tale during a lantern walk through Natur Park Südgelände.

A puppet show about the wind as a cheerful, mischievous character.


Children and families play board games or build with Lego at an open play session.