Events for children aged 12+ in Berlin
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.
2,239 shows and events
Family Day: ice stock shooting
Families try ice stock shooting, a mix of precision, strategy and fun.
Workshop “The Awakening of Osiris”
Participants explore ancient Egyptian beliefs about Osiris and create their own clay Kornosiris.
Eva Mamlok fanzine workshop
Children and teens create a fanzine telling the story of resistance fighter Eva Mamlok.
Guided tour (German) “Auf den Spuren der Geschichte”
A guided tour follows the site's changing uses through historical objects and selected stops.
Guided tour “Speeding through BerlinZEIT”
Families discover Berlin's past through historical objects and activities using different senses.
Open workshop “Pattern, Colour, Clothing”
Create patterns and design a fabric ribbon inspired by the colours of Danube Swabian clothing.
Family Sunday for Future: Recycling
Families turn waste into new creative objects, with a different theme each month.
Guided tour: what sleeping trees teach us
Explore how urban trees survive winter and what their dormancy can teach us about conserving energy.
Planetarium show “Legends of the Night Sky”
A 360° dome show traces ancient star legends from Babylon to Rome.
37th Berlin Fairy Tale Days
Young people gather by a campfire to hear stories in which music plays an important role.
Guided tour “A Nazi Forced Labour Camp in Berlin”
A guided walk explores the history of a Nazi forced labour camp in Berlin.
Play “Das NEINhorn”
A reluctant unicorn leaves Herzwald and finds friends in a stage story with songs.
“Ciaccona Clox”
A dancer and actress bring Tolstoy's tales to life with music and humor.
“Little Red Riding Hood”
A hunter tells Little Red Riding Hood's story, with a root dwarf also appearing.
Play “The 2nd Princess”
The older princess enjoys being first, while the younger princess dislikes taking second place.
Guided tour “Everyday Life of Forced Labourers under National Socialism”
A site tour explains daily life and conditions of Nazi-era forced labourers.
Play “God of Carnage”
Four parents discuss their sons' fight until their own conversation turns into a confrontation.
Play “Snow White, Please”
A dog and his lively assistant mix up the classic tale of Snow White like a recipe.
Musical play “Pinocchio”
Pinocchio wanders off on his way to school, and Geppetto sets out to understand him.
Play “Animal Conference”
Animals call a conference to save the planet, told through story, movement and live music.
Dance theatre “No! But! How?”
Dancers make stones sing and build acrobatic towers while exploring the feelings behind an argument.
Improv theatre “Das Improvisionäre Mitmach-Märchen”
The audience helps invent a fairy tale, contributing ideas and joining the performance if they wish.
Play “Animal Farm”
Creatures overthrow their farmer and write their own laws, until equality gives way to obedience.
Band workshop final concert
Final concert of the band workshop.