Berlin’s 12+ selection brings together events with age guidance that includes teenagers, from creative workshops to performances and tours. Look at the subject, stated age limits and participation conditions for each event, since the shared label does not mean every listing suits all teenagers equally.
2,268 shows and events

Children create their own animated stories, with help bringing characters and scenes to life.

Prospective students explore study and leisure areas and learn about key campus services.

Children receive help with their homework and study in a quiet atmosphere.

Experienced volunteers read aloud to children, introducing them to different story worlds.

Anyone can try out circus activities in this open session.

Participants make a smartphone video and learn how social media algorithms work.

Meet neighbours, family and friends, make crafts together or borrow games at the café.


An event about anger and facing it together, with registration required to attend.

Children can play and make new friends while fathers and other family members talk together.

Participants build cardboard creations with Nintendo Labo, explore interactive play and contribute their own ideas.

Children receive help with their homework and study in a quiet atmosphere.

Try grappling with trainer Philipp from Outreach and build body control.

Children listen to stories presented through kamishibai, a storytelling theatre from Japan.

Children meet weekly to paint, collage and explore the Museum Island collections.

Participants team up for co-op gaming on PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch consoles.

Varied stories for young listeners followed by matching painting or craft activities.

Experienced volunteers read aloud to children, introducing them to different worlds through stories.

Children listen to readers sharing texts aloud in a session organised by Lesewelt Berlin.

Parents and children team up to design and test vehicles against a crash wall.

Children who can read practise understanding texts one-on-one with a reading trainer.

Children watch a picture-book presentation, with different books featured throughout the series.

Marie arrives to help with pillows, bread and apples in this adaptation of a Grimm fairy tale.