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

Participants build with LEGO or play board games, choosing together what to do.

Justus, Peter and Bob investigate strange happenings and a mysterious singing snake.

Build LEGO creations around a changing theme or your own ideas, with photographs of every model.

Bring old clothes and fabric scraps to print new designs and paint textiles together.

A guide explores spooky animal myths, stories and the eerie secrets of the zoo’s residents.

Children look into animals’ mouths and compare different teeth and jaw shapes.

Children and teenagers develop their own games with support through media education.

Children freely choose from drawing, painting, screen printing or jewelry making.

Children explore programming with LEGO® Education sets, with Beebots and Ozobots also available.

Families play board games together and try new games, with every game's rules explained.

Children watch picture-book images on a large screen while listening to the story.

Children listen to stories presented as picture book cinema with an Activpanel or as Kamishibai.

Children discover stories through picture-book cinema in the library’s event room.

Young people experiment with photography, screen printing and other materials in an open studio.

Children join spooky crafts, picture-book cinema, costume photos and a tour through the library basement.

Experienced volunteers read stories aloud to children in sessions with Lesewelt Berlin e.V.

A drop-in LEGO building session at the library, open to all ages, no registration needed.

Children control robots with buttons, colours or tablet apps, using different tools according to age.

Families meet for coffee and conversation in an open weekly gathering.

Children try learning robots and build simple electronic circuits with LEDs and conductive tape.

Listen to a Kamishibai storytelling performance in the courtyard when the weather is good.

Listen to a story through Kamishibai storytelling, with indoor alternatives depending on the weather and season.

Pupils get help with homework and learning in maths, German and English.

Reading aloud for young listeners.