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.
2,307 shows and events

A concert blending poetry, experimental instrumental music and chamber pop by Bobo and Herzfeld.

Improv theatre performance by a Kreuzberg group.

Anniversary programme with live presenters, guided tours, insect preparation and hands-on activities.

Browse sorted-out books, games and other media to take home for the family.

Guided tour through WWII air-raid shelters beneath a Berlin U-Bahn station, now part of a museum.

See full-scale tunnel reconstructions and view an original escape tunnel through a visitor tunnel.

Families enjoy stories told with large picture cards using the traditional Japanese Kamishibai theatre.

Browse manga stalls, write fairy tales, make bookmarks or pose for a family photo.

Children explore changing subjects in lectures, from elections and sound to artificial intelligence and city life.

An interactive lecture explores why people travel and how tourism affects the world.

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

Children and adults craft small artworks from straw and natural materials.

A continuous 30-hour guided tour runs through the museum as part of its anniversary weekend.

Explore ancient gods through marble statues and vases, then connect their stories with the present.

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

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

Make moving paper circles, discover Katharina Greve’s comic and browse the book market.

Georg Weisfeld combines songs, juggling, magic, mime and clowning with help from children.

An exhibition talk for families exploring the stories behind sculptures in the Friedrichswerdersche Kirche.

Rose Apple reads a story about a tree, followed by a stamp-printing workshop.

Follow Hans as he swaps his gold, with participation and songs to sing along.

A workshop uses DIY synthesizers to make colour, light and temperature audible.

Planetarium show about polar bear Lars rescuing whales, shown in 360° images.

Hear about an enormous turnip, watch magic and follow Hans on his adventures.