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
Citadel Sunday
Visit exhibitions and join guided tours as part of a varied programme at the citadel.
Sunday in Nikolaiviertel
Three museums in the Nikolaiviertel offer a varied programme, with families especially welcome.
Guided tour: historic S-Bahn trains
Look inside two historic S-Bahn carriages and hear about their history.
Dad and child playtime
Fathers and children play and move together, with opportunities to meet others.
Play session “Once Upon an Object”
Children examine everyday objects through play, sounds, marks and small stories.
Magic show “Ala Labama”
Ala Labama transforms objects and makes them float, while assistant Kent Ackie's missed cue causes confusion.
Indoor flea market
An indoor flea market at the Familienfarm Lübars.
Spatzenkino: “Sounding Stories”
Three short films explore the colorful world of sounds, music and noises.
Musical theatre “aneinander – vorbei”
Two actors and a musician improvise a playful story about children and adults meeting.
Model railway show “Little Train, Big Fun!”
Miniature trains run through a model of Anhalter Bahnhof as it looked in 1939.
Play “Furzipups, der Knatterdrache”
A little dragon can fart instead of breathing fire in this story with music and rhymes.
Children’s play “Nachtkatze und Dachgespenst”
A black-light puppet show follows a rooftop cat through a mysterious, spooky night.
Family flea market
A flea market for children and families, with café treats and farm animals to greet.
Nest box building workshop
Families build nest boxes for native songbirds together.
Clown theatre show
Two clowns create small worlds and large figures through wordless object theatre and music.
Workshop “Treasure Box”
Participants build a personal pop-up box filled with images of favourite people and things.
Overview guided tour
Guides lead visitors through the museum, sharing anecdotes about 70 years of computer game culture.
Pop-up workshop
Explore museum crafts and tools, then make your own 3D pop-up booklet.
Reading “Heroines and Heroes”
Two picture books tell stories of little heroes whose actions make a difference to others.
Concert “MAIBISHOW”
A musical performance with violin and trombone by Marijn and Gilbert.
Picture book reading “Colors for All”
Two picture books follow a cat seen differently and a king who wants everyone blue.
Kids rave: Dance into Halloween
A DJ line-up, roller disco, and dancefloors invite families to dance together.
Workshop “Little Cosmos: Sand”
Experiment with kinetic sand, draw its shapes and see your pictures at different scales, including large wall projections.
Reading “Ida Collects. Do You Too?”
Children hear picture books about Ida and museums, with questions about their own collections.