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.
2,265 shows and events

Children experiment with kinetic sand, draw its shapes and see them enlarged on a wall.

Children explore nature's superpowers and craft their own three-dimensional guardian figure.

A guided walk explores the history of a Nazi forced labour camp in Berlin.

A guided tour through the exhibition 'Aber Kunst ist es doch' on Käthe Kollwitz's work.

A planetarium show tracing the Voyager probes' journey past the outer planets and beyond.

Make corn flour printing paste, design your own shapes and produce edible objects with a 3D printer.

Families tour the citadel's museums, then create together using various materials and techniques.

Masks, music and dance tell a story about broken china and the challenge of forgiveness.

A picture book is read together so everyone can see its illustrations.

A site tour explains daily life and conditions of Nazi-era forced labourers.

Pippi lives life her own way, having fun with friends Annika and Tommy.

A planetarium journey from Mercury to Neptune.

A shadow theatre piece retells The Little Mermaid through circus, dance, drag and live music.

On her birthday, the turtle receives unexpected gifts from a lion, elephant and others.

Children join a music workshop before listening to the concert with their accompanying adults.

Children join a hands-on workshop then experience the concert's second half live.

Explore the universe’s beginnings, watch stars and galaxies evolve, then journey back to Earth.

A guided tour explores the Benin Bronzes' history and what restitution means next.

Three detectives investigate the Salt Witch's disappearance in an audio drama with 3D sound and 360° visuals.

A live-narrated planetarium show exploring Einstein's theory of relativity, black holes and the 1919 solar eclipse.

A narrator and live music convey Gregor Samsa’s transformation and his growing alienation from others.

A play based on Mozart's The Magic Flute.

A visual journey through the Milky Way reveals the cosmic movements shaping our universe.

Katharina Thalbach and Pierre Besson recite Wilhelm Busch poems set to music.