Events for children aged 1–3 in Berlin
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
“SpielWELTEN” family weekend
Children build, craft and play while exploring rights, nature and sustainability.
Fairytale bookmark workshop
Make your own fairy-tale bookmarks with comic author Susanne Buddenberg using varied materials.
Photo safari workshop
Families photograph the museum and Nikolaiviertel, then decorate prints into photo frames by hand.
St. Martin’s bazaar
A St Martin's bazaar offers a varied programme for children and families.
Reading “Spiel, Fantasie und Familienzauber”
Picture books about babysitting, a magic cloth and family play are read aloud.
Family trail “From Selfie to Emperor”
Families use museum bags with tools and props to explore self-portraits like Roman emperors.
Reading “The First Step Over the Wall”
A reading of picture books about a king who builds a wall and the rules it breaks.
Puppet show “Pappelapapp”
A figure theater show by Amai-Figurentheater Berlin.
Workshop “Linke Hand Gelb!”
Participants use movement, colour and sound to try out Gertrud Grunow’s Bauhaus ideas.
Puppet show “Mr Squirrel and the First Snow”
Mr Squirrel, the hedgehog and the bear search for snow they have never seen before.
Painting and drawing workshop
Participants paint and draw with charcoal, pencil and brush in a workshop with Marion Stille.
Music session “Sing mit! Spiel mit!”
Children sing, play instruments and move together, no experience needed.
Family festival “Mächtig prächtig”
Families join craft tables, a photo throne and cake at this event.
Reading “Disco-Sohn und Demo-Was?”
Picture books about democracy and decision-making are read aloud with humour.
Berlin children's circus festival, part II
Young Berlin performers show breakdance, acrobatics and juggling in a lively circus show.
Play “The Thief in the Circus”
An interactive circus-theatre detective story where children help catch a thief among the audience.
Circus festival “Freedom of Movement”
Young circus artists explore identity, origin, migration and freedom of movement.
Portuguese reading “Komm, heute lese ich vor!”
Children listen to familiar and new stories from European cultures, read aloud.
Rock and jazz guitar concert
Andrey Smirnov plays acoustic rock and jazz while children can move or dance.
St Martin's Day lantern procession
Families join a devotion and lantern procession with songs across the estate.
Circus open stage “Freedom of Movement”
Young circus artists from across Berlin perform solo and group acts on freedom of movement.
30 hours at Hamburger Bahnhof (part 2)
Watch films, join a tour in pyjamas or play in small museum tents.
Play “The Mysterious Chest and the Circus Mouse”
A circus mouse disrupts a junk shop, and children help her escape through audience participation.
Play “Ringel Rangel Röschen”
Two fairies compete for Röschen in a musical fairy tale full of wordplay and sound magic.