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.
579 shows and events

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.

Children hear stories about St Martin, make lanterns and parade through the library.


Traditional Greek fairy tales are told in Greek and translated into German.


Author Myriam Halberstam reads her book about a talking horse at Chanukah.

Children and families hear Eric Carle's caterpillar story read in German and Yiddish.

A grumpy troll's building plans go wrong, leading to anger and a falling-out with friends.

A cheerful shadow play with ukulele music about a caterpillar with a big dream.

Bird, fox and hare meet a strange animal with a mysterious suitcase in the forest.

A St. Martin's lantern celebration for families at the farm.

Families craft colourful lanterns, join a festive parade and bake bread over a campfire.

Families walk with lanterns across Fischerinsel and gather at a campfire.

A lantern festival with songs, a procession and a bonfire.

Children make lanterns with Nadine, then Rumpelmärchen tell a story with a fire show.

Lantern procession with music, starting and ending at the library with refreshments.

Volunteers read aloud in Russian, discovering books and sparking reading joy together.

Children visit Lucia's house by candlelight and explore questions about light and warmth.

A puppet theatre tale of two wolves chasing a lucky leaf stuck in a tree.

Polish-speaking parents and children come together at a volunteer-run meeting that requires no registration.

A frog retrieves a princess’s golden ball, but she runs away after making him a promise.

Children and parents celebrate the opening of a new Hirsch Heinrich exhibition.