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.
2,278 shows and events

Play chess or learn the rules, open to all skill levels, no registration needed.

The Christmas Garden returns to the Botanical Garden for its tenth anniversary, starting at dusk.

A king who craves silence must face his daughter's loud, wild feelings in this reading.

A musical brings the character Yakari to the stage, created by composer Thomas Schwab.

A 60-minute musical performance with sheng, harmonica, jaw harp and accordion.

A guided tour follows the site's changing uses through historical objects and selected stops.

An interactive gaming event under the planetarium dome lets the whole audience join in real time via smartphone.

Experiments meet magic as silver rings seem to float and a tealight becomes a small boat motor.


A solo puppet show follows Molly Murks as anxiety and a chaotic pigeon disrupt her talk.

The festival creates space to talk about grief, dying and what can bring comfort.

Three short films about whistling, singing and trumpeting invite children to join in.

An unexpected visitor leads a galactic dance adventure exploring gravity and imagination.

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

Explore how water, weather and Earth's changing balance shape habitats and make life possible.

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

Audience members vote on real issues like bike paths and climate targets together.

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

Five local institutions jointly organise a cultural series whose programme has yet to be announced.

Listen to traditional Mongolian tales beneath the roof of a yurt.

Children cut, glue and try craft projects that call for dexterity and patience.

Build virtual worlds with physical pieces, program robots and make paper objects light up.

Watch Rumpelstiltskin dance round the fire, sing his name and reveal his secret.

A black-light puppet show follows a bored rooftop cat through a mysterious midnight adventure.