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

Storyteller Michaela brings fairy tales to life with costumes and lively, child-friendly storytelling at the library.

Families swap well-kept toys for new treasures at this recurring library toy exchange.

Visual puppet theatre follows a fox through snow, using German Sign Language and spoken German.

Parents meet other families, get to know the centre and have drinks and snacks.

An event held at the puppet theatre museum.

A meetup for parents of premature babies up to one year old, with registration required.

A relaxed music join-in session at the library, held with the Spandau music school.

Children explore and try out musical instruments together with their families.

Families meet on selected Tuesdays to craft, paint and create together.

A nearly wordless dance performance where children's imagination builds a colourful, playful world.

Bear, monkey, lion and tiger secretly come to life on the big stage.

Children listen as stories are read aloud with a kamishibai.

Colourful shadow theatre, guitar and singing tell how fearful Rudi finds courage when a fox takes Ulli.

Queer solo parents meet for coffee and conversation while their children play nearby.

Children turn empty drink cartons into decorated boxes and plant pot covers.

A puppet show about the fun of being cheeky, based on Grimm and Kästner.

A narrator and puppets retell Grimm's tale of Frau Holle in Holledau.

A child waters a neighbour's flower and ends up on a mysterious underwater journey.

A small lakeside Christmas market with stalls, live music and a show programme.

Conni celebrates her birthday with songs, chocolate cake and help from the audience in an interactive musical.

A magic trumpet meets mischievous witches, with vanishing objects and colourful surprises.

Benito Bause sings in German and English, accompanying himself on guitar.

Families bring food to share, chat with other parents and play with their children.

A historic steam train travels various routes through Berlin and Brandenburg with St Nicholas aboard.