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.
2,312 shows and events

Participants learn the traditional tauschierung technique and inlay their own brass coin.

Shadow theatre group Scuraluna stages Prokofiev's musical fairy tale for the whole family.

A workshop for teens and young adults training courage through action art and activism.

Cello students play together in a large orchestra, exploring repertoire from the Baroque period to Bartók.

Exchange organisations present study, travel and scholarship programmes for life abroad.

A guided tour exploring the escape tunnels dug under the Berlin Wall.

Families explore science with interactive readings, a quiz and a space show.

Children explore nature outdoors and create their own personal nature journal.

Families explore what "I" really is with TV host Clarissa Corrêa da Silva.

A short film screening is followed by a researcher talk and hands-on discussion about science careers.

A guided tour through a WWII bunker hidden inside an old gas holder.

Explore Berlin's Cold War history inside the Blochplatz bunker through photographs, historical exhibits and models.

Illustrated story panels are shown and narrated in this recurring reading theatre.

Children sing, move and join a fairy tale brought to life together.

The Rainbow Fish dives into the deep sea to find his lost glittery scale.

Working in pairs, participants build and program a robot to complete a course with a ramp.

Sabine Kolbe tells and acts out winter fairy tales using paper and simple objects.

Build a coffee can pinhole camera, expose photographs on photographic paper and develop them in the laboratory.

Author Jenny Boidol presents her book and leads a short drawing workshop.

Children play a live-action version of “Among Us” and craft their own accessories.

A hedgehog and a rat open parcels and discover feelings in a story accompanied by music.

Families explore how money has changed over time and shapes daily life.

Explore the shelter at Pankstraße station and examine civil protection from the Cold War to the present.

See how a knitting machine makes patterns, then knit something to take home.